Use Your Common Sense Day

Use Your Common Sense Day

Thanks to Bud Bilanich for creating Use Your Common Sense Day on the birth date of Will Rogers, which encourages us to use applied common sense – because “common sense ain’t that common“.

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Pedal Power: Celebrate National Bike to School Day 🚴‍♂️
May 7th marks National Bike to School Day, a fun and impactful holiday that encourages students, parents, and communities to embrace the joy of biking to school. This day isn’t just about riding a bike—it’s about promoting healthy habits, reducing traffic and pollution, and creating a sense of adventure on the way to class.If you’ve ever felt the wind in your hair while pedaling down the street, you know how empowering and exciting biking can be. So, let’s dive into the history, some funny facts, celebration tips, and the heartfelt importance of this energizing holiday.
Crush a Can Day
When : September 27th Crush a Can Day is today. How flat can you squish it? After you get done kicking the can around, you get the fun of crushing it too. Use it as a stress reliever to take out all of the frustrations of your day. See how flat you can get it. […]
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Embrace the Sunshine: Celebrate Straw Hat Day on May 15 ☀️👒
May 15th is Straw Hat Day, a quirky and cheerful holiday that celebrates the official start of straw hat season! It’s time to pack away your winter beanies and dust off your stylish straw hats as we welcome warmer weather and sunny skies. Whether you’re a fan of fedoras, boaters, or floppy sun hats, this day is all about having fun, staying cool, and looking fabulous in your favorite straw hat.From funny facts about straw hats to their fascinating history, we’ll dive into creative gift ideas, celebration tips, and interesting information to make your Straw Hat Day unforgettable. So, grab your favorite straw hat, and let’s tip our hats to this sunny celebration!
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International Kissing Day
International Kissing Day on July 6 is a celebration of love, affection, and connection around the world. It is a day to spread joy and happiness through a simple yet powerful gesture - a kiss. Whether it's a peck on the cheek, a passionate embrace, or a sweet forehead kiss, International Kissing Day reminds us of the beauty of human connection and the importance of expressing our love for one another. Join us in spreading love and positivity on this special day!

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