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Thursday, January 21, 2010

Thursday Thirteen #32


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Lately I've been hearing what National Day it is. Mostly to hearing it on The Hoda & Kathie Lee show. Like for example did you know Tuesday was National Popcorn Day? And yesterday was National Penguin Awareness Day.

Here's 13 National Days starting with today:

1. Squirrel Appreciation Day & National Hugging Day - Jan. 21
2. National Blonde Brownie Day - Jan. 22
3. National Handwriting Day - Jan. 23
4. Eskimo Pie Day & National Compliment Day - Jan. 24
5. Bubble Wrap Appreciation Day - Jan. 25
6. National Speak Up & Succeed Day - Jan. 26
7. Chocolate Cake Day - Jan. 27
8. National Kazoo Day - Jan. 28
9. National Puzzle Day - Jan. 29
10. National Croissant Day - Jan. 30
11. National Seed Swap Day - Jan. 31
12. National Freedom Day - Feb. 1st.
13. Groundhog Day - (an actual holiday) Feb. 2nd

So there you go. That should keep you covered for the next 13 days. I guess there is a holiday for everything. Some days I listed actually had more then one for each day. So this is only a sampling.

So Happy Hugging Day today! And Squirrel Appreciation day! Maybe go hug a squirrel!

6 comments:

  1. Wow, who comes up with this stuff? National Blonde Brownie??? Lol... makes me smile though! =o)
    Droppin' in from SITS!

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  2. Here are some hugs for you...xxxxx

    I love bubble wrap. I didn't know that there's a bubble wrap appreciation day. I'll take note of that :)

    Happy Thursday!

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  3. Well...I may just have to celebrate tomorrow :)

    Have a great Thursday!
    http://iamharriet.blogspot.com/2010/01/is-there-anything-growing-in-your.html

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  4. My daughter was born on National Seed Swap Day. I guess we'll have to celebrate that along with her birthday. Great information!

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  5. WOW, what's really amazing is how many "national (blank) day"s there are in less than two weeks!

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  6. LOL ... methinks some people have too much discretionary time ... but I like the idea of Chocolate Cake Day ;-)
    Hugs and blessings,

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