World Wildlife Day Not to be confused with National Wildlife Day, World Wildlife Day is a different holiday. This holiday is even newer than National Wildlife day. This holiday came about on December 20, 2013 in an effort to help the tigers and lions. Tiger populations plummeted by 95% over the pastRead More →
National Cheese Doodle Day Cheese Doodle’s are corn puffs covered in a cheese powder. This crunchy delicious snack became a hit in the 1950’s when Cheez Doodles hit the shelves of the grocery store. This snack is made of cornmeal that has been puffed and baked. The cheesy flavor is givenRead More →
National Frozen Food Day It’s hard to believe this day was created by a former President of the United States. Thanks to Ronald Reagan frozen food has its very own day on the calendar. Reagan and his wife, Nancy loved sitting in front of the television and eating frozen food.Read More →
National Dentist’s Day This is a holiday that isn’t celebrated a lot. Sadly, dentists frequently get a bad rap, because they sometimes cause pain when helping their patients. Dentist’s Day was created so people can demonstrate their gratitude and say thank you to dentists everywhere. This holiday, celebrated on MarchRead More →
National Cereal Day It’s only right that cereal gets its very own day – 49% of all Americans start their day with a bowl of cereal. Since the end of the 19th century, cereal has become America’s most popular breakfast food. Cereal is no longer just for breakfast, it hasRead More →
National Be Nasty Day Being nasty is rarely a good thing, so we aren’t sure why there is a holiday suggesting people make a holiday out of it. When someone is nasty they are usually mean or tawdry. After much research on this day, we couldn’t find the origin. WeRead More →
NATIONAL POPCORN LOVER’S DAY Popcorn Lover’s Day is a day set aside for all those who love popcorn to celebrate. While popcorn is commonly eaten in movie theaters, it is also a great snack to eat at home. This snack comes either salted or sweetened. In North America, it isRead More →
International Women’s Day International Women’s Day (IWD) is celebrated on March 8 every year. This day commemorates the movement for women’s rights. The earliest Women’s Day observance was held on February 28, 1909 in New York when organized by the Socialist Party of America. The day celebrates the economic, politicalRead More →
NATIONAL PANIC DAY The fact that there is a National Panic Day may cause some to panic and wonder why we need to celebrate something that causes such chaos in our lives. Panic is defined as a sudden, extreme, uncontrollable fear or anxiety that often causes unreasonable, irrational, unthinking behavior.Read More →
National Meatball Day Whether you make your meatballs with a special blend of meat or a secret family recipe, one thing we know is that the taste of meatballs alone calls for a celebration. It isn’t just about spaghetti and meatballs, there is also meatball pizza, meatball heroes, and SwedishRead More →