Yesterday was National DRINK BEER Day (anyone, anywhere in the world can do it, any day or night)! I didn't celebrate (other than usual). I held off for TODAY!

Today is International COFFEE Day. Happy sipping everyone- ahhh

In anticipation for tomorrow... Wednesday, September 30th, is:

Ask A Stupid Question Day (some people never know what day it falls on so they practice it every day equally)

Banned Websites Awareness Day

International Podcast Day, & International Translation Day.

Blasphemy Day (how might you celebrate?)

National LOVE People Day (ummm..., people?)

National Mulled Cider Day (is that when you get your mullet caught in the cider press and mull over how to get it out?)

Recovery Day

Yay


*This* Coffee is good! Koffee

-------Nominations that didn't pass muster-------


National salute a brassiere day

National be nice to a cop day

National step on a crack day

National hug a complete stranger, by surprise, day

National manually auger a fence post day

National go ahead and tell a friend his nose hair bugs you day


etc., etc.


Feel free to let loose of your inner complete moron! It's fun! Because remember, when all is said and done, Lambda!

Every day should be National Hug A Complete Stranger, By Surprise Day... until there are no more strangers, or surprises, or nations.

Merriam Webster Time Traveler tells you when a word was first used in print:

https://www.merriam-webster.com/time-traveler/1991

My birth year includes chlamydia.

> My birth year includes chlamydia.

How pleasant!

Nothing a little antibiotics can handle.

I declare today national desertrat cleanup day in which all desertrats must do dishes,laundry, vacuum, wash the car,and mow the lawn~!!!

Today is Internet Day.
Is oops, it's over... Oh well, at least we still have the internet.

Today is:
All Saints' Day
Author's Day
Autistic Speaking Day
Cinnamon Day
Dia de Los Muertos (Day of the Dead)
Extra Mile Day
Forgiveness & Happiness Day
Give Up Your Shoulds Day
Hockey Mask Day
National Authors' Day
National Brush Day
National Calzone Day
Natl Deep Fried Clams (I had Clam Chowder for dinner)
National Family Caregiver Day
National Family Literacy Day
National Go Cook For Your Pets
National Sports Fan Day
Plan Your Epitaph Day
Prime Meridian Day
World Vegan Day
Zero Tasking Day(1st Sunday)

I SHOULD be a World Vegan. I'll give it up!

How are you making it today?

National Brush Day? Toothbrush? Hairbrush? Brush back pitch? Brush fires?

Let's make itNational Brunch Day.



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As I have started wearing my poppy for remembrance of the dead marked on November 11 as Remembrance Day in the UK and the British Commonwealth, I am reminded that during this time in 1916 the awful Somme offensive was coming to an end in WW1. Starting in July of that year it left 460,000 casualties, 125,000 dead, more than 20,000 dead on the first day alone, before its end in mid November.

I am wondering, too, how the day will be marked in our Covid-`19 world. Hopefully we will still remember them

If that is not enough today is also the commemoration of the 1605 Catholic plot to blow up the British parliament. The most infamous leader was Guy Fawkes who was spared being hung drawn and quartered after falling from the scaffold and breaking his neck. Annually on this day his effigy (usually some of dad's old clothes stuffed with straw and newspapers) is burned on bonfires and his failure celebrated with fireworks. As a kid growing up Guy Fawkes Day was a highlight of the year.

Britain has never been a country to miss a chance of a tradition so consequently every year to this day armed soldiers search the basement of parliament just in case plotters, Catholic or otherwise, get the idea into their heads to do the same.

Gosh darn those mackeral-snappers! It's their own fault for not turning a blind eye to Henry's simple needs!

They've learned, since then, to be accepting of celebrity annulments.