National Black Girl Magic Day, celebrated each year on February 15 in the United States, shines a spotlight on the strength, beauty, and resilience of Black women. This special day also serves as a call to action, highlighting the challenges that Black women face, particularly those rooted in discrimination and racism. Activists examine various sectors […]
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Liberation Day in Afghanistan is observed annually on February 15, marking the date in 1989 when the Soviet army finally withdrew from the country. This conflict, known as the Soviet-Afghan war, spanned nearly a decade and resulted in the tragic loss of around 2 million Afghan civilians. The war was a proxy battle during […]
International Sweatpants Day is celebrated every January 21, and this year, we’re excited to embrace the cozy comfort of sweatpants all day! Of course, if your school or workplace has a strict dress code, you might need to keep them for home. Did you know that sweatpants have been a staple for […]
Whip out your TI-87 calculator this e-Day, February 7, and locate the little button that enhances logarithmic and exponential functions every day. While e might not be a number you’re super familiar with, you’re definitely acquainted with its more renowned counterpart, pi. Much like pi, e is a mysteriously recurring number in mathematics. It has […]
Feed the Birds Day, observed annually on February 3, marks a key event during National Bird-Feeding Month. This occasion highlights the critical assistance birds require as winter wanes and their food supplies dwindle. It’s a day dedicated to considering what birds prefer to eat and ensuring your bird feeders are stocked with appropriate nutrition, […]
Congenital Heart Defect Awareness Day, celebrated annually on February 14, serves as a vital opportunity to inform and educate the public about congenital heart defects (C.H.D.), which are serious birth defects impacting the heart. Did you know that approximately eight out of every 1,000 newborns will have some type of congenital heart defect? This condition […]
Georgia Day on February 12 each year honors the establishment of the colony by James Oglethorpe. Although not a public holiday, it was created by Georgia’s General Assembly to commemorate “the anniversary of the landing of the first colonists in Georgia under Oglethorpe.” The day is often celebrated in Georgia’s public schools. While […]
International Natural Day, celebrated annually on February 13, serves as a reminder to love yourself without the need for external validation, right before Valentine’s Day. Also known as the International Day of Self-love, this special occasion encourages individuals to break free from societal standards of beauty and to appreciate their unique selves. On this […]
Got a holiday idea? We’d love to hear it! Did you know that plum pudding doesn’t actually have any plums in it? In 17th century Britain, raisins were often referred to as “plums.” So, what ingredients go into a classic plum or Christmas pudding? This delightful steamed or boiled dessert typically includes nutmeg, raisins, […]
Have you ever felt a rush of joy when you discover a handwritten note or card in your mailbox? There’s just something special about receiving mail that isn’t a bill or advertisement. But what is it that makes us treasure these little surprises? Maybe it’s the thoughtfulness involved in taking a moment from our […]