International Talk Like A Pirate Day
Celebrated every year on September 19 International Talk Like a Pirate Day be created in 1995 by two swaggering buccaneers known as John Baur (Ol’ Chumbucket) and Mark Summers (Cap’n Slappy), who proclaimed September 19 each year as the day when all the lily livered ‘lubbers in the world should be talking like a pirate. Not the … Read moreInternational Talk Like A Pirate Day
Cream Filled Doughnut Day
Celebrated every year on September 14 Doughnuts, also known as donuts, are fried pieces of dough. These cream filled doughnuts do not have the traditional hole inside so there is more room for a sugary fatty filling to make this sinful treat even more irresponsible than regular doughnuts.
Eat Any Good Books Lately?
Devouring a book should not be taken literally, unless you are a silverfish. But on the holiday of the Edible Book Festival some books are made to actually eat words and internalize your favorite literature in the most tasty way a kitchen artist can accomplish.
Gobstopper Day
Celebrated every year on September 14 are essentially a simple hard candy, Gobstoppers are known for being so big that they are almost impossible to eat. But when you do manage to eat them, you discover they have several layers of sweet sugary colors. Did you know gobstoppers do not only take a long time … Read moreGobstopper Day
Hug Your Boss Day
Celebrated every year on September 14 Hug Your Boss Day was created by the jobs site TipTopJob.com to get more free advertisements for their business celebrate happy healthy work environments. To celebrate this day give your boss a hug. Done. That’s all. Unless your boss sucks or has bad hygiene.In that case just pretend you never … Read moreHug Your Boss Day
Random Acts of Kindness Day
Celebrated every year on Februari 17, September 1 and the first Friday in November. Random Acts of Kindness Day was probably first celebrated in 1995 in Denver Colorado on September 17. We now still have several annual Random Acts of Kindness Days and those are on different days. Nobody agrees to celebrate this holiday on the … Read moreRandom Acts of Kindness Day
Black cat appreciation through time
Currently in the time we are writing this, Summer 2019, the widespread superstition in the Western pop culture about black cats is that they are unlucky and/or the only cat fit for witches. Once upon a time, things were quite different… And even that changed for quite different times and quite different places. The culture … Read moreBlack cat appreciation through time
Chocolate Chip Cookie Day
Celebrated every year on August 4 chocolate chip cookie (ˈtʃɒklÉ™t tʃɪp ˈkÊŠkɪ) noun a type of biscuit containing chips of chocolate Chocolate chip cookies probably date back to the beginning of the 20th century. Due to the pieces of chocolate and the chewy texture chocolate chip cookies are currently one of the most popular types … Read moreChocolate Chip Cookie Day
Hot Fudge Sundae Day
fudge noun a soft creamy candy made typically of sugar, milk, butter, and flavoring foolish nonsense —most commonly used to express annoyance, disappointment, or surprise  a bending of rules or a compromise a substitute for several explicitives to appease swear filters or to be used for comedic effect. Hot fudge is one of the most … Read moreHot Fudge Sundae Day
Penuche Fudge Day
Celebrated every year on July 22 is a confectionery made with mainly sugar and milk and butter and traditionally comes in many types of flavoring. The difference in is the use of . Which alters the taste a bit (depending on if the sugar was made from sugarcane or beets) and makes the fudge a … Read morePenuche Fudge Day