Poetry Day

Poetry Day

Poetry Day is celebrated on August 21 of every year. Poetry Day is all about paying tribute to the great art of poetry. It’s about embracing poetry, enjoying it, and even creating it. Whether you prefer to read poetry from an acclaimed writer or you like to be the creative one; it doesn’t matter. It

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Senior Citizens Day

World Senior Citizen’s Day is celebrated on the 21st of August each year. It was first proclaimed by the General Assembly of the United Nations on December 14, 1990. Learn about Senior Citizen Day You have probably been told many times before that you need to respect your elders. In fact, this is a phrase that most children

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International Day of Medical Transporters

Whether you’re being rushed down the freeway in an ambulance after a tragic accident or being taken to an appointment in a van provided by your community or medical provider, Medical Transporters can hold your life in their hands. All over the world, people celebrate the International Day of Medical Transporters in recognition of those

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World Mosquito Day

You may be wondering why we have World Mosquito Day when these animals are responsible for the transmission of malaria. Well, that is what this day is all about; raising awareness regarding this so that more people will be safe and protected. It is also important to recognize that all animals and creatures play an

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Humanitarian Day

Every year, thousands of men and women the world over put their lives in danger working in Humanitarian causes all over the world. Working in the most poverty and illness stricken third world countries the world over, often in areas of great social violence, these dedicated heroes put their lives on the line, and sometimes

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Photography Day

  August 19 is World Photography Day, a day to pay homage to the history of photography, celebrate the present, and leave a positive trail for the future. World Photography Day is an annual, worldwide celebration of the art, craft, science, and history of photography. History of Photography Day The photograph originally was made by Nicéphore Niépce, using silver

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International Orangutan Day

Chimpanzees, gorillas, and orangutans have been living for hundreds of thousands of years in their forest, living fantastic lives, never overpopulating, never destroying the forest. I would say that they have been in a way more successful than us as far as being in harmony with the environment. Jane Goodall For the love of orangutans,

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Pinot Noir Day

The most romantic of wines, with so voluptuous a perfume, so sweet an edge, and so powerful a punch that, like falling in love, they make the blood run hot and the soul wax embarrassingly poetic Master Sommelier Madeline Triffon Pinot is a fantastic wine, but a temperamental grape. With its rich color and complex

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Bad Poetry Day

Let’s face it – not everybody’s the best writer, lyricist, or poet. But don’t let that stop you! Bad Poetry Day encourages you to give it a go anyway by putting pen to paper and writing some terrible verse. The word poetry itself has the word “try, made” and so you need not wait or

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Black Cat Appreciation Day

Black Cat Appreciation Day is on 17th August every year that appreciates this gorgeous black creature that is so rare on the face of the planet. The History of Black Cat Appreciation Day Interestingly, cats in ancient Egypt were revered highly, partly due to their ability to combat vermin such as mice, rats. Cats of

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Thrift Shop Day

Thrift Shop Day is celebrated on 17th August every year. Learn About Thrift Shop Day A thrift store goes by many different names! This includes charity shops, second-hand stores, resale shops, consignment stores, and hospice shops. No matter what you call this type of store, it is essentially a retail establishment that sells used items.

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Airborne Day

Airborne Day is a chance to pay tribute to the courage and dedication of airborne members of the Armed Forces. The special day has been marked every year since 1997 when it was created by American President George W Bush. The date chosen for the occasion was the anniversary of the first official US Army

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Rum Day

National Rum Day is celebrated on 16th August every year that marks the enjoyment and appreciation of this thirst-wrenching beverage. Rum is a fantastic drink, one that has served as the stuff of legends for pirates of every walk of life. Rum also appears in everything from dinners to desserts, with rum balls being one

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Rollercoaster Day

Each year on August 16th, people flock to amusement parks for a thrill, a few exciting screams, and to celebrate National Roller Coaster Day. What is life if not for the fun of a freefall rollercoaster ride? We don’t need to pretend to be adult and serious on this imprudent day. The day commemorates the

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Relaxation Day

How perfect and insane does it sound not working at all the whole day, not even for cleaning? This is the idea of glorious relaxation – to unwind and calm yourself. You won’t tend your garden, run after your children to spoon-feed or wash your piled-up laundry. It’s simply a relaxation day, so chilling is

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Check The Chip Day

When it comes to our pets, not many of us are willing to take any risk at all. Many pet owners go as far as putting in child safety plugs in order to keep nails and noses away from electrical sockets, baby gates to keep them out of dangerous rooms like kitchens and mudrooms, and

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Tattoo Removal Day

National Tattoo Removal Day was founded to bring awareness to the laser tattoo removal industry, support individuals interested in removing their unwanted ink, and recognize the businesses and practitioners that provide and perform laser tattoo removal. National Tattoo Removal Day is recognized on August 14 because it is six months prior to Valentine’s Day, which is

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Creamsicle Day

We all crave an iced creamy dessert to cool ourselves on a summer day when the sun is beating down on us viciously. Just the thought of licking on sweet and cold ice cream is a pure delight to our senses. Creamsicle is a frozen dessert mainly vanilla ice cream on a lolly stick with

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National Prosecco Day

Prosecco is a sparkling white wine from the Veneto and Friuli Venezia Giulia regions of Northern Italy. The main producing towns are Valdobbiadene and Conegliano. Perfect as an apéritif, served chilled on a sunny day or with nibbles as party food Prosecco has become an international favorite for fans of sparkling wines. Prosecco’s popularity is

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Filet Mignon Day

When you’re a failure in Hollywood, that’s like starving to death outside a banquet hall, with smells of Filet Mignon driving you crazy. Marilyn Monroe National Filet Mignon Day on August 13th celebrates a specialty cut of beef. Usually, from a steer or heifer, a filet mignon is a steak taken from the smaller end

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Middle Child’s Day

We feel your ache if you are a middle child because they are mostly ignored, blamed, and made to feel less important within the family. It sucks being a middle child as they are mostly sandwiched between the eldest ( dominating one ) and the youngest ( most loved one ) and at most times

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World Elephant Day

Elephants bring back childhood fun memories in the zoo when we used to stubbornly insist on riding on their backs for a jumpy ride.  Elephant Day is celebrated on 12th August that help conserve and protect elephants from the numerous threats they face. We admire elephants in part because they demonstrate what we consider the

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Cleopatra

Cleopatra Day

Cleopatra died on August 12 in the year 30 BC, so it is on this day that we celebrate her life. Born Cleopatra VII Philopator in 69 (or 70) BC, she was the last active ruler of the Ptolemaic dynasty in Egypt. You’ll notice I said, “active.” That’s because when her son Caesarion was about

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Play In The Sand Day

Who doesn’t like to get down in the mud and play with it freely as a child? We all crave such freedom and foolishness at times, a much-needed reprieve from the long hard work hours. Play in the sand day is whether you want to build a castle, bury a friend, write in it, or simply

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Son and Daughter Day

The best inheritance a parent can give his children is a few minutes of his time each day.   Son and Daughter Day has been made with the goal that you can tell your youngsters how exceptional they are and the other way around. It is an extraordinary chance for families to spend unique minutes

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Vlogging Day

Vlogging day marks a tribute in a celebratory manner to all the Vloggers out there filming videos, documentaries, or entertaining clips for us to learn and enjoy. Vlogging has become the new trend to express one’s ideas, opinions, culture, traveling spots, fashion, etc. There’s a whole day dedicated to the act of vlogging and building

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World Lion Day

Today, we invite you to celebrate one of the most majestic species to walk the earth. It’s World Lion Day!  Each year on August 10, lion lover’s around the globe use this day to bring awareness to the declining population of lions. Furthermore, we suggest learning about ways to help the preservation of lion habitats,

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Lazy Day

We all confess to be lazy bums more often than we should, but that still doesn’t mean we shouldn’t celebrate and enjoy being completely useless on Lazy Day. It’s the perfect day to spend time with yourself alone or with a bunch of friends as a “potato couch”.  Just the idea of doing nothing the

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National Veep Day

On August 9, 1974, Richard Nixon resigned from the Presidency, and Vice President Gerald Ford was sworn in as President. This was the first time that a Vice President became President because of a resignation. National Veep Day is a day to give recognition to the succession plan of the president of the United States. Article

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International Day Of The World’s Indigenous People

Each year on August 9, people around the globe observe International Day of the World’s Indigenous Peoples.  This day to bring awareness to world issues concerning indigenous people, respectively. In addition, this day also recognizes the achievements and contributions of indigenous people in our society. International Day of the World’s Indigenous People first began with

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