International Gotcha Day isn't what you might think. It's a celebration of adoption - controversial in some circles.
Every day brings a new opportunity to be creative. Unleash your hidden milliner in honor of Make a Hat Day! Remember Johnny from Airplane? He made a hat (and a brooch and a pterodactyl) from a simple weather report.
If you have a scrap of felt available, use it to craft your hat. Or check your hat boxes for a stylish felt fedora. Today is Felt Hat Day.
India celebrates Engineer's Day on September 15th, honoring Sir M. Visvesvaraya. The famed engineer designed dams, bridges, and irrigation systems throughout India.
The International Day of Democracy, sponsored by the United Nations, is designed to encourage governments to "strengthen national programmes devoted to the promotion and consolidation of democracy."
Greenpeace Day celebrates the 1971 founding of Greenpeace. In their words, "Greenpeace is the largest independent direct-action environmental organization in the world. We do not take money from government or corporations. Our only bottom line is a green and peaceful future."
Costa Rica observes Independence Day on September 15th, celebrating independence from Spanish rule in 1821.
If you enjoy minty cocktails and desserts, today is the day for you. Celebrate National Creme de Menthe Day.
Chicken Lovers' Day is a time to love chickens or love eating chicken. Your choice!
Have some long, thin pasta in honor of National Linguine Day. In Italian, "linguine" means "little tongues" - who knew?
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Hi Carolyn, thanks for stopping by my old blog "Glorious Hats" and commenting on my article from 2009 about make a hat day. Came to visit you and enjoyed that you have some info on Make a Hat Day. Unable to find the link you mentioned to my blog. Where am I missing it? Anyhow, thanks. Always nice when someone finds my words/articles useful.
ReplyDeleteHi Jane....
ReplyDeleteThanks for stopping by! I linked to "Glorious Hats" in the paragraph above about Make a Hat Day. The holiday name is the link to your blog post. What new projects are you working on?