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Waiting for the Barbarians Day
Waiting for the Barbarians Day
Mitten Tree Day
Mitten Tree Day is a holiday for small children but you can enjoy this day at any age! It's the best grade school project when it's cold outside and to keep the kids entertained. Ways to celebrate: Have a Christmas tree (either real or cut out of poster board) and have people donate mittens for […]
Hammock Day
**Hammock Day** is celebrated on **July 22** and is a delightful holiday dedicated to the art of relaxation. This unofficial day invites everyone to take a break from their hectic schedules and enjoy the simple pleasure of lounging in a hammock. Originating from the indigenous peoples of Central and South America, hammocks have a rich history and offer numerous health benefits, such as improved sleep and stress reduction. On Hammock Day, find a cozy spot, set up your hammock, and let the gentle sway transport you to a state of tranquility. Embrace the summer vibes and unwind in style!
I Forgot Day
"I Forgot Day" on July 2 is a light-hearted observance that encourages people to laugh at their forgetfulness and embrace the human tendency to occasionally overlook things. It's a day to share amusing anecdotes about forgetful moments, reflect on the humorous side of life's mishaps, and not take ourselves too seriously. The day serves as a reminder that forgetting is a natural part of being human and provides an opportunity to find humor in our everyday lapses in memory.
Zero Tasking Day
The extra hour we get when daylight savings times change is often heralded as an opportunity for extra productivity, activity and ‘doing’. However, given that we’re all already ‘owed’ an hour every other time it changes, it seems a little unfair to expect us to work through it – as such, Zero Tasking Day is […]