April 6th, 2013, is International Pillow Fight Day, Tangible Karma Day, New Beer's Eve, Plan Your Epitaph Day, Drowsy Driver Awareness Day, National Love Our Children Day, Tartan Day, National Student Athlete Day, Army Day, and National Caramel Popcorn Day.
In 2008, the first Worldwide Pillow Fight Day included the first international flash mob. The event, now known as International Pillow Fight Day, features pillow fights all across the globe. Feathers will fly!
The first Saturday in April is Tangible Karma Day. What kind of karma will pillow fighting get you, do you suppose? The founders of Tangible Karma Day ask everyone - groups and individuals - to set aside an hour today to "purposefully become aware of the needs of those they are in contact with and actively do something to help fulfill those needs." Who could argue with such a sentiment?
New Beer's Eve commemorates the feeling of excitement many experienced on the last day of Prohibition in 1930, the eve of the day when the beer trucks would start rolling.
For those whose tastes lean toward the darker side, Plan Your Epitaph Day is a welcome change from holidays of cheer and encouragement. Here are some famous epitaphs and amusing epitaphs for your inspiration.
California observes Drowsy Driver Awareness Day every year on March 6th. The rest of us should follow their example. Drowsy drivers are a public danger, comparable with drunk drivers.
The first Saturday in April is National Love Our Children Day, sponsored by Love Our Children USA as a part of National Child Abuse Prevention Month.
National Tartan Day honors the contributions people of Scottish descent have made, throughout the history of the United States.
2013 marks the 26th annual National Student Athlete Day. Show some appreciation for the athletes in your life, and encourage young people to be physically active.
April 6th is Army Day in the United States, as proclaimed by President Franklin D. Roosevelt in 1942.
Sweet and salty snacks are so satisfying. Enjoy a much beloved flavor combo on National Caramel Popcorn Day.
In 2008, the first Worldwide Pillow Fight Day included the first international flash mob. The event, now known as International Pillow Fight Day, features pillow fights all across the globe. Feathers will fly!
The first Saturday in April is Tangible Karma Day. What kind of karma will pillow fighting get you, do you suppose? The founders of Tangible Karma Day ask everyone - groups and individuals - to set aside an hour today to "purposefully become aware of the needs of those they are in contact with and actively do something to help fulfill those needs." Who could argue with such a sentiment?
New Beer's Eve commemorates the feeling of excitement many experienced on the last day of Prohibition in 1930, the eve of the day when the beer trucks would start rolling.
For those whose tastes lean toward the darker side, Plan Your Epitaph Day is a welcome change from holidays of cheer and encouragement. Here are some famous epitaphs and amusing epitaphs for your inspiration.
California observes Drowsy Driver Awareness Day every year on March 6th. The rest of us should follow their example. Drowsy drivers are a public danger, comparable with drunk drivers.
The first Saturday in April is National Love Our Children Day, sponsored by Love Our Children USA as a part of National Child Abuse Prevention Month.
National Tartan Day honors the contributions people of Scottish descent have made, throughout the history of the United States.
2013 marks the 26th annual National Student Athlete Day. Show some appreciation for the athletes in your life, and encourage young people to be physically active.
April 6th is Army Day in the United States, as proclaimed by President Franklin D. Roosevelt in 1942.
Sweet and salty snacks are so satisfying. Enjoy a much beloved flavor combo on National Caramel Popcorn Day.
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