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    National Mulled Wine Day, celebrated every March 3, invites people across the U.S. and the U.K. to enjoy this delightful drink. Traditionally tied to winter and Christmas, the day emerges in March, and while the origins of this holiday are somewhat mysterious, we encourage you to enjoy our insightful read on the topic. […]

    National Jackson Day is celebrated on March 3rd each year. The name Jackson is primarily a masculine English name that translates to “Son of Jack” or “Son of John.” Originating as a surname from the UK, Jackson has become a favored choice for boys’ first names. The spelling variant Jaxon is particularly popular, […]

      March 3 marks National I Want You to be Happy Day, a chance for each of us to bring joy to someone else’s life through simple gestures of kindness and generosity. Who doesn’t enjoy being around those who spread happiness wherever they go? Today, you can be that person! It’s easy to […]

  National Cold Cuts Day: Stack ’em high or savor them one slice at a time; whether you toss them in your sandwiches or chop them up for a pasta dish, cold cuts are undeniably a favorite. It’s estimated that Americans alone spend about $2 billion annually on these meats, with Bologna reigning as the […]

    More than simply mastering reading and writing, literacy should be an enjoyable experience. This is precisely why March is designated as National March Into Literacy Month. Strong reading and writing abilities are crucial for everyone, not just for kids. Think about how much easier it is to navigate signs, labels, or even your […]

    March is recognized as National Kidney Month, a time dedicated to raising awareness about the kidneys—the crucial, bean-shaped organs located in your abdomen. These organs play essential roles, such as filtering out toxins, producing red blood cells, and managing your body’s pH levels. Each hour, your kidneys filter approximately half a cup of […]

International Women’s Week is celebrated around the globe every year, starting from the first Saturday of March and culminating on International Women’s Day (I.W.D.) on March 8. This year, the festivities will run from March 1 to 4. While I.W.D. has been recognized internationally since the early 1900s, there has long been a need to […]