https://nationaldaycalendar.com/national-trivia-day-january-4/ January 4th is National Trivia Day. As a nerdy girl who loves the useless bits of facts and history that IS trivia, I really appreciate today's celebration. It is well known that the content is useless data - more culturally and emotionally significant than anything else because it is a way to bind us … Continue reading Trivia – Old or New?
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It’s World Introvert Day
https://nationaldaycalendar.com/world-introvert-day-january-2/ I am an introvert. Today, January 2nd, we celebrate World Introvert Day. Do you know what that is or even what that means? It's okay if you don't. I'm an introvert, and I didn't. What I learned is that today is meant to bring awareness so people DO understand what it means - not … Continue reading It’s World Introvert Day
National Screenwriters Day – #BookForTheHoliday
http://nationalscreenwritersday.com/ https://nationaldaycalendar.com/national-screenwriters-day-january-5/ There are so many forms in which to express ourselves and the creativity that makes us unique. Even within the art of writing, there are many options to pen one's story. Today, we celebrate screenwriting - Happy National Screenwriters Day! A unique aspect to screenwriting is the collaborative nature inherent to it. You … Continue reading National Screenwriters Day – #BookForTheHoliday
Happy Anne & Samantha Day!
https://nationaldaycalendar.com/ann-samantha-day-december-22/ Today is meant to honor two young women: Anne Frank and Samantha Smith.We celebrate these amazing females bi-annually: on the summer and winter solstices. We do so because they were quiet voices that made a huge impact on history. ANNE FRANK A victim of the Holocaust, Anne is remembered because of the diary she left behind. Not … Continue reading Happy Anne & Samantha Day!
Happy New Year’s Book Lovers!
https://nationaldaycalendar.com/new-years-day-january-1 Each culture has their own time to mark the new year on the calendar. This depends on what sort of calendar they follow, such as a lunar calendar. However, for many, we recognize New Year's as January 1st, in alignment with the Gregorian calendar. Adoption of the Gregorian calendar What is the Difference Between … Continue reading Happy New Year’s Book Lovers!
