Unofficial Holidays
So How Does Your 'Lazy' Weekend Morning Go ?
The start of a working day is so different from the start of a weekend, especially when you know that there is nothing to run behind.I have written about what I call my 'weekend morning lounge'. Share yours too.
World Kindness Day: Yes, The World Needs More Of That
In a world grown increasingly more jaded and cynical, we have to grab onto every shred of kindness we see.
Frankenstein Day
Frankenstein Day is an unofficial holiday commemorating the life of Mary Shelley, author of Frankenstein; or, The Modern Prometheus. We will take a brief look at Shelley’s life and suggestions to celebrate this day.
Why Groundhog Day Shouldn't Exist (How Punxsutawney Phil Became the World's Best Liar)
Why Groundhog Day is the most useless holiday. The truth about Punxsutawney Phil and why he's the world's biggest and best liar.
Flashback Facts From 1964
Historical facts are included in this tribute article to 1964. If you were lucky enough to be born in the year 1964, you'll be turning 50 years old along with Michelle Obama and Sandra Bullock.
The Death of Henry FitzRoy: Henry VIII’s Illegitimate Son
On July 22, 1536, the illegitimate and only son, at the time, died. He was just 18-years-old and may have been named King if he had outlived Edward VI.
Flashback Facts From 1963
1963 was an eventful and memorable year. Besides being the year that Linda Bilyeu and Johnny Depp entered the world, John F. Kennedy was assassinated. I've included 50 facts from 1963...
International Silly Walk Day
International Silly Walk Day is January 7th and a day of celebration in honor of the classic Monty Python sketch The Ministry of Silly Walks.
National Holidays in October: The Food Holidays
Do you enjoy cooking and baking? Celebrate some of the bizarre, unique October food holidays this year. Choose from desserts, drinks, candy, and much more.
Celebrate National Sneak Some Zucchini Onto Your Neighbor's Porch Day
August 8th is the day to celebrate this versatile edible. Here's some background on this beloved national holiday and suggestions for spreading the joy (and excess produce).
Planning Homecoming at your High School
The most important item to do is choose a suitable theme for your event. First, compare your event's date with societal or community dates which may be important. For example, if your homecoming will fall on the week of September 11, a patriotic...
The Burning of Zozobra
Read about a Santa Fe tradition in which a man is ritualistically burned at the beginning of each fall season.
Top 10 Women's Day Quotes
Write a special heart warming quote to your special woman on this Women's Day
Celebrate National Knife Day on August 24th
A knife enthusiast and collector muses upon National Knife Day on August 24th. He vividly recounts why he started collecting, how Scouting helped his knife passion, and why he carries a knife daily.
December Unique Holidays, Birthdays, Fun Facts and Quotes
December, the wonderful month of snow, ice skating, Christmas, and all things good.
The John Blue Festival
The John Blue house was built in the early 1890s by John Blue, Sr. Built entirely of heart of pine lumber harvested from the Blue property, located in Laurinburg NC. John Blue's house has many intricate details that amaze hundreds of tourists...
Butterfly Day June 19th
June 19th is Butterfly Day, a fact that I learned when I went to an online greeting card site to send a birthday card to a colleague and discovered cards for Butterfly Day. I did a few quick Google searches to learn more about this holiday but,...
World Book Day Kids Costume Ideas
The official date for World Book Day 2014 is 6th March, although of course some schools and institutions may vary their own celebrations to fit their own curriculum or timetable of events. On whatever day you are reading this hub, it is never too...
Mole Day: October 23
Mole Day is that wonderful day of the year, October 23, where science geeks and freaks can revel in Avogadro's number. Come chemistry fans, and enjoy Mole Day!