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Boss/Employee Exchange Day

It sounds like the answer to every downtrodden wageslave’s prayers – Boss/Employee Exchange Day, when workers and bosses swap roles. A day when bosses answer the phone, make the coffee (two sugars, please) and deal with that awkward customer. Workers, meanwhile, get to play golf in the boardroom. Practically speaking, however, when there are lots

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Alpaca Day

Alpacas are very endearing, and they all have very different personalities. Antony Beevor Alpacas are cute, fuzzy animals that have been part of agriculture for the longest time. These beautiful creatures have unique personalities, sensitive to their environments and are docile in nature. That’s why there’s a holiday dedicated to these lovely animals and it’s

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National California Day

On September 9th, we celebrate National California Day. It’s a day that recognizes the Golden State. The area of California was never organized as a territory but was administered from 1848 to statehood by a federal military authority. California was admitted to the Union on September 9, 1850, as the 31st state. For more than

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Global Talent Acquisition Day

Global Talent Acquisition Day

Global Talent Acquisition Day celebrated on the first Wednesday of September, recognizes those who work in talent acquisition. What exactly is talent acquisition? Essentially, it’s the process of finding skilled workers. These skilled workers are either needed to run organizations or to meet labor requirements. Everyone has a purpose in life and a unique talent

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Mouthguard Day

Mouthguard Day

Mouthguard Day is the first Monday in September. For 2022 that makes Mouthguard Day September 5th. Mouthguard Day was founded by OPRO in 2018 and falls on the first Monday in September to coincide with the start of the academic year and the start of the new season. Mouthguards (also known as gumshields) are a

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Pet Rock Day

Hallowe’en can be a traumatic time for pets. Between the parties, costumes and bombardment of trick or treaters, the non-human components of your family can find themselves a little stressed out, which is one of the reasons to spend the days leading up to Hallowe’en comforting and reassuring them. Thank goodness, then, for Pet Rock

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Franchise Appreciation Day

Franchise Appreciation Day

Franchises allow business and business-minded people to set up and run their very own business with all the support and purchasing energy of the established brand. Franchise Appreciation Day remembers the franchise business design, and encourages you to definitely shop together with your local franchises! From McDonald’s to Subway to service stations and retail outlets,

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College Colors Day

Across the United States students, parents, family, faculty, fans, and alumni celebrate College Colors Day every year on the Friday before Labor Day. By rocking your college colors and apparel, you show spirit and school pride. When you go to a college game and you look out all over the stands and on the field

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Bring Your Manners To Work Day

Bring Your Manners To Work Day

Bring Your Manners To Work Day is celebrated on the first Friday of September. We need to have good relationships with our colleagues and customers as mostly we spend more time at work than at home. This Day was developed by The Protocol School of Washington to remind people of the importance of building a

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International Bat Night

Bats drink on the wing, like swallows, by sipping the surface, as they play over pools and streams. Gilbert White International Bat Night encourages us to learn more about this mostly nocturnal creature. It takes place each year during last full weekend of August. Bat Night started in 1997 and thirty countries celebrate the event

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National Waffle Day

As it turns out, waffles are such a popular world-wide phenomenon, that they merit two days in the calendar to celebrate them. Waffle Day began in Sweden as Våffeldagen, actually due to confusion between the Swedish “vårfrudagen” meaning “Our Lady’s Day” which falls on the same date. The day historically marks the beginning of spring and

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World Honey Bee Day

We often take nature for granted. We don’t think about the pivotal role that all of life’s creatures play. However, World Honey Bee Day gives you the perfect opportunity to pay honor to the incredible honey bee. World Honey Bee Day is an awareness day whereby honey bee enthusiasts, beekeeping associations and clubs, and beekeepers

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World Calligraphy Day

The second Wednesday of August is the day where art meets handwriting. Nibs ready, it’s World Calligraphy Day! Poets believe there is beauty within the flow of words. Similarly, calligraphers find beauty assembling those words on paper in an artistic and beautiful fashion.  Furthermore, calligraphers design words in a harmonious, almost romantic elegance, respectively. Calligraphy

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National Psychic Day

Psychic Day is a day that is set aside to give people the opportunity to hone their psychic abilities or, simply put, their sixth sense. Its origin dates back to nineteenth-century England. Psychic Day is celebrated each year on the 1st Sunday of August. The word “psychic” is derived from the Greek word psychos (“of

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Sisters Day

Sisters Day

The first Sunday in August marks the National Sister’s Day to pay homage to the most special bond in the entire universe. Whether it is the closest of bonds or an estranged relationship, family is the central force that essentially keeps us going through thick and thin in our lives.   This day is to

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White Wine Day

The discovery of a wine is of greater moment than the discovery of a constellation. The universe is too full of stars. Benjamin Franklin There is a positive rainbow of wines in the world, but none so sweet and fair as those that are deemed white. White wines are rarely white in color, but instead

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International Day of Friendship

The International Day of Friendship is a day to promote friendship’s role across all cultures. To mark this special day, the UN encourages community groups, organizations, and governments to hold initiatives, activities, and events that promote reconciliation, mutual understanding, and solidarity. The International Day of Friendship is held on the first Sunday of August each

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National Parents Day

National Parents’ Day is observed on the fourth Sunday of July every year, with participation from citizens, educational institutions, federal- and local governments, legislative bodies, and organizations. Activities and events take place to recognize, uplift, and support the role of parents in raising their children. Let’s face it, the most important people in many people’s lives tend to be their parents.

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Fortune Cookie Day

Fortune Cookie Day

Add a little fun and excitement to your life by celebrating Fortune Cookie Day. These engaging biscuits always have a suitably general clairvoyant message inside which normally promises good health, luck, or fortune to the recipient. It’s always nice to get an assurance of pleasant things to come, so a Fortune Cookie or two is

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National Hot Dog Day

National Hot dog Day is celebrated each year on the third Wednesday in July. The sun is out, you’re at the amusement park, and the rollercoaster is filling the air with the clack-clack-clack of wheels on rails. The scent of a thousand different fair foods fill the air, but one stands out above all the

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National Ice Cream Day

National Ice Cream Day is celebrated on the 3rd Sunday in July. When you get the urge for a snack on a hot, humid summer night, what’s the first thing that comes to your mind? That’s right…Ice Cream! Therefore, it’s only fitting that ice cream be given its own special day. On this day, we

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World Kebab Day

If you ask me, Kebab Day is the best day. I mean, who doesn’t love a good kebab? Officially, World Kebab Day is celebrated each year on the 2nd Friday in July. The practice of cooking meat on a stick or skewer originates in prehistorical times, possibly as long as a million years ago, when early humans

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Cow Appreciation Day

Cow Appreciation Day, coined by Chick-fil-A, occurs annually on the second Tuesday of July. The first Cow Appreciation Day was launched in 2004, in light of Chick-fil-A’s humorous “Eat Mor Chikin” marketing campaign, which began in 1995. The idea behind the campaign is that cows want people to eat more chicken instead of beef. While

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Cream Tea Day

Cream Tea Day

The last Friday in June is Cream Tea Day.  In 2022, Cream Tea Day will be celebrated on June 24th. If you have ever been curious about how the British drink their tea, then you can learn more about as well as celebrate it through Cream Tea Day! Cream tea day is a British holiday

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Log Cabin Day

Log Cabin Day

June 28th is Log Cabin Day. Back in the early days of the world, people built homes out of strong and sturdy logs. Carefully notched together and sealed in-between with a caulking agent like mud or clay, Log Cabins were sturdy and reliable and could stand the test of time. Admittedly, you’d have to change

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Pink Day

Bullying is a growing problem in the world today, and every year we hear more and more incidents coming up of bullying in schools everywhere. Bullying doesn’t stop in school, though, it extends out into the world outside of school and even into the virtual world of the internet. Bullying doesn’t tend to follow any

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International Surfing Day

International Surfing Day

Wave riders celebrate the International Surfing Day (ISD) on the 3rd Saturday of June. Time for surfers to be proud of their sport, and help to keep our oceans and environment pure and protected. It will be on June 19th in 2021. International Surfing Day, held annually on the third Saturday of June, is an

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Martini Day

Martini Day

Whether you enjoy your Martini shaken, not stirred, like James Bond, with an olive or as part of a more extravagant cocktail, Martini Day is a great excuse to celebrate with a glass. Strictly for adults, this special day celebrates all things Martini and is an ideal opportunity to research and try out different cocktail

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World Day Against Child Labor

World Day Against Child Labor

June 12 is set aside to focus on ending child labor. The World Day Against Child Labor is held annually on June 12 as an international day to raise awareness and prompt action to stop child labor in all of its forms. Supporters of the day work year-round to see that children everywhere are not

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Jerky Day

Jerky Day

Jerky Day is celebrated on June 11. You might be a redneck if you think that beef jerky and Moon Pies are two of the major food groups. Jeff Foxworthy For millennia mankind has gained the benefits of consuming a diet containing meat, with the added fat and nutrients giving us the fuel we need

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