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Boxing Day, Again As we said back on the Feast of Stephen, Boxing Day is stated as the first weekday after Christmas. So, while Boxing Day is typically the day after Christmas, this year Christmas fell on a Friday so … Continue readingBoxing Day, Again
Make Cutout Snowflakes Day and National Fruitcake Day Winter’s off to a quick start and we’re going to help things along with some cutout snowflakes. After a fun time crafting our own snowflakes, it’s only fitting to sit down to … Continue readingMake Cutout Snowflakes Day and National Fruitcake Day
Ugly Christmas Sweater Day and National Roast Suckling Pig Day and Bake Cookies Day As we close in on Christmas day, the celebrations get more and more awesome. Ugly sweaters, suckling pigs and cookies are on the docket today. It’s … Continue readingUgly Christmas Sweater Day and National Roast Suckling Pig Day and Bake Cookies Day
Dewey Decimal System Day and Gingerbread Decorating Day Today we’re looking at books and gingerbread. I happen to love both for different reasons. I have a hard time passing up a library sale. There is something magical about an old … Continue readingDewey Decimal System Day and Gingerbread Decorating Day
National Brownie Day A joy at any time of the year, brownies are a marvelous comfort food to share with your family. Making brownies with your kids is a great opportunity to build some holiday memories. Play some Christmas music … Continue readingNational Brownie Day
Seven Joys of Christmas and Cotton Candy, Too We’re exploring the Seven Joys of Christmas today based on the themes represented in the choral piece of the same name. The Joy of Love There is so much love associated with … Continue readingSeven Joys of Christmas and Cotton Candy, Too
St Nicholas Day St. Nicholas was the Bishop of Myra in what is now Turkey. He was known for his generosity during his lifetime. Over the centuries, the legends of his kindness and gift-giving have given birth to the character … Continue readingSt Nicholas Day
Make A Gift Day It’s December 3rd, so you still have enough time to make some personalized gifts. In fact, prior to the turn of the 20th Century, most gifts were personally made rather than store bought. Christmas wasn’t the … Continue readingMake A Gift Day
Fritters & Mutts Today we’re going to fill your belly and your heart. December 2nd is National Fritter Day and it is National Mutt Day. National Fritter Day To celebrate today as National Fritter Day, we’re going to hook you … Continue readingFritters & Mutts
Giving Tuesday I think it’s fitting that this year, December begins with Giving Tuesday. In contrast to the mad commercialism of Black Friday and Cyber Monday, Giving Tuesday is a chance for all of us to switch from consuming to … Continue readingGiving Tuesday