When is Global Hug Your Kids Day? This holiday is celebrated on the third Monday in July
Global Hug Your Kids Day is a day you can get your arms around. The purpose of this day is simple…… give your kids a hug or two, so they know you love them. Use a hug to let them enjoy the comfort, safety, and security that a hug provides. Your kids are precious, and should never be taken for granted. Express your love with hugs.
Hugging is instinctive, and almost universal among mammals. Research has proven that everyone needs a hug. We should hug our kids at least once or twice each and every day. You will find that not only is a hug good for your kids, but it’s also good for you.
A hug is a way to say everything is or will be okay.
Hugs are good in so many ways. In a simple physical way, it expresses love, comfort, security, caring, sympathy in times of sadness, and so much more. It is a natural stress reliever.
While this may be Hug Your Kids Day, it is certainly fine to hug others in your life today. They will feel better for it, and so will you!
How to Celebrate Global Hug Your Kids Day
There are many things you can do to celebrate this holiday. Here are a few ideas:
Hug your kids. Do so a few times today.
If you’re an adult, go see your parents and give them a big hug.
While you’re at it, hug your spouse or that special someone.
Hug your friends, too.
Note: Guy hugs are considered okay nowadays.
Today's Chuckle
“The first time I got a Universal Remote Control, I thought to myself ” This changes everything!” – – Author Unknown
History and Origin of Global Hug Your Kids Day
Global Hug Your Kids Day was created by Michelle Nicholes in honor of her son Mark, who died in 1998 from brain cancer at 8 1/2 years old. She started this day a couple of years later, but we are not sure of the exact year.
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When is National Fried Chicken Day? This holiday is always celebrated on July 6
You are awoken at dawn with a rooster crowing. Then as you get out of bed, you hear a persistent clucking sound. You wonder what all the chatter is about. Then you realize that it’s National Fried Chicken Day. Now, you jump out of bed anxious for this July 6 holiday to begin so you can enjoy crisp and tasty, finger-licking good southern fried chicken.
Fried chicken is one of America’s favorite meals. Sure, we all know that fried foods are not good for us. But, southern fried chicken tastes ohhhhh so good. We just can’t resist having it on a regular basis.
The debate rages on as to who makes the very best fried chicken. We know the answer without even conducting a survey. It’s Mom!
There’s just one thing you need to do to celebrate this day: Eat some fried chicken. You can have it for lunch, dinner, or cold leftovers as a snack. Better still, have it for lunch, dinner, AND a snack.
Chicken Trivia and Fun Facts
Her is some interesting chicken trivia and fun facts:
When it was first cooked and served, Southern Fried Chicken was a sign of wealth.
The chicken came before the egg. At least, we’re pretty sure it did.
There are 26 people in the U.S. listed on whitepages.com with the last name “Chicken”. None have the first name “Fried”.
The fear of chickens is called Alektorophobia.
Modern domesticated chickens are descendants of the red jungle fowl of India and Southeast.
More than half of all chicken entrees ordered in restaurants are for fried chicken.
KFC was first known as “Sanders Court and Buffet”.
Chickens were originally domesticated and bred for cockfighting, not for food.
Waste made by a chicken in its lifetime can make enough electricity to run a 100-watt bulb for five hours!
Chicken wings have two edible parts. They are called drumettes and flats.
How to Celebrate and Participate in National Fried Chicken Day
We see two opposite ways to celebrate National Fried Chicken Day. Here are a few ideas:
The main goal of this day is to eat fried chicken.
Make it homemade.
Create a survey of who makes the best southern fried chicken.
Bring some to work to share with co-workers. You will be very popular, if only for today.
Today's Cluckle (That's right, "Cluckle")
“Why did the chicken cross the playground? …To get to the other slide!
Japanese Proverb: It’s better to be the head of a chicken and the rear end of an ox.
History and Origin of National Fried Chicken Day
Our research did not find the creator or the origin of this day.
We did not find any documentation confirming this to be a “National” day. We found no congressional records or presidential proclamation.
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When is Fresh Spinach Day? This holiday is always celebrated on July 16
Today is a heart-healthy day. It is a Popeye-approved holiday. It is Fresh Spinach Day. On this July 16 holiday, we are encouraged to put healthier food into our diets. And, there’s not many food items healthier than spinach.
Popeye the Sailor is right. Spinach is one of the healthiest foods you can eat. SPinach is It tastes good, and there are many recipes. Many people turn up their noses to it, without even trying it.
In the cartoons we always see Popeye eating processed spinach from a can. What you didn’t see is behind the scenes, where he eats it in a variety of salads and other fresh recipes. The reason for eating fresh spinach is that its nutritional value is the highest when it is fresh and uncooked.
Celebrate this day by introducing some fresh spinach to your meals today. You could start by mixing some spinach into your garden salad. Your family may not even notice, but by doing so, you are making them healthier!
Gardeners know that spinach is easy to grow. And, it’s hardy. You can plant it as soon as the ground can be worked in the spring. Why, that’s today in many parts of the country! More on Growing Spinach.
Did You Know? V-8 Vegetable Juice is not just tomato juice. It includes 8 vegetables. One of them is Spinach.
Spinach is a Superfood
Fresh or cooked, Spinach is one of the healthiest foods you can eat. First, it is high in fiber. It is high in vitamins, minerals, and antioxidants. Diabetics love it as it is low in carbs. People with celiac disease love it as it is gluten-free.
Here are some of the other health benefits:
Consumption of spinach helps to lower and control blood pressure.
It promotes eye health.
The antioxidants help to fight cancer.
Spinach was the first frozen vegetable available on grocery store shelves.
Spinach Trivia and Fun Facts
Here is some interesting spinach trivia. These fun facts could be new to Popeye, too.
People have been eating healthy spinach for thousands of years. It was first cultivated in Persia over 2,000 years ago.
Spinach is part of the Amaranth family.
It is related to beets.
Alma, Arkansas claims to be the Spinach Captial of the World. It is the original home to Popeye Brand Spinach.
Alma, Arkansas also boasts the world’s largest spinach can. The city’s water tower holds 1 million gallons of water. It is painted green and has a picture of Popeye on it.
In the 1930s, the Popeye cartoon boosted spinach consumption by 33%.
Americans consume 1.5 to 2.0 pounds of spinach per year. While some people never touch it, others eat a whole lot more.
California is the largest producer of this cool weather crop.
China produces over 90% of all worldwide production and consumption. At 3%, the United States is the second largest producer.
The Chinese call it “Persian Green”. In Spain it’s called “Spanachia”.
On the downside, it has high levels of vitamin K1 which promotes blood clotting.
How to Celebrate and Participate in Fresh Spinach Day
We see two opposite ways to celebrate Fresh Spinach Day. Here are a few ideas:
Buy fresh spinach.
Make a spinach salad.
Add it to a smoothie.
Look for ways to add it to the foods you eat today.
Do not cook it today. If you do, it is no longer fresh, and you lose some of the healthy minerals and vitamins.
Grow it in your garden. Then, you can have it fresh from the garden whenever you’d like.
Today's Quote
“I’m strong to the ‘finich, ’cause I eats me spinach. I’m Popeye the Sailor man!” – – Popeye the Sailor
History and Origin of Fresh Spinach Day
We have not yet found the originator of this special day or any historical reference to when it was started. It has not been around for a long time. The holiday does not yet have a broad following or presence on the internet. Let’s change that!
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When is Fool's Paradise Day? This holiday is always celebrated on July 13
As you awaken this morning, are you in a tropical island paradise? Are you in a wonderland or a land of bliss? Or, is it all just a dream? Fool’s Paradise Day is today, a July 13 holiday. I don’t know about you, but if it’s a dream, don’t wake me up.
Heaven, Utopia, Shangri-La, Nirvana, and the Garden of Eden are all great places to be. But, Fool’s Paradise? Perhaps, not so good. You may be fooled into thinking it’s a world of heavenly bliss until you open your eyes and see a situation for what it is. Even if you’re on sipping on a Pina Colada while on vacation on a tropical island, you’d be foolish to think the vacation will never end.
This special day seems a bit like an oxymoron. How can a fool reach, or experience, Paradise? And, how could a place BE Paradise, if fools inhabit the place? We don’t know the answers to these important questions. One can only speculate, as we have yet to find the creator of this special day. We will leave the philosophical thought about this day to you the reader.
In the meantime………………
Have a wonderful Fool’s Paradise Day!
How to Celebrate and Participate in Fool's Paradise Day
We see two opposite ways to celebrate Fool’s Paradise Day. Here are a few ideas:
Enjoy a heavenly day in Shangri-la.
Take a vacation to a tropical island getaway.
If it’s a dream, roll over and stay in bed.
Whatever you do, don’t wake me up. If you do, you’ll ruin my false sense of utopia.
Today's Quote
“We must learn to live together as brothers, or perish as fools.” – – Martin Luther King Jr.
History and Origin of Fool's Paradise Day
Our research did not find the creator or the origin of this day. We think the creator of this day was foolish not to claim his or her rightful credit.
More July 13 Holidays
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When is Father Daughter Take a Walk Day? This holiday is always celebrated on July 7
The relationship between a father and a daughter is a very special one. While dad is struggling to balance work and home life, little girls grow up all too quickly. (Dad, don’t you wish you could keep them just the age they are right now!?) This means the time spent together is very, very special. Grown-up daughters are wrapped up in their own busy lives. That makes the limited time available to spend with Dad even more precious. Yes, Father Daughter Take a Walk Day is a very special occasion indeed. So on this July 7 holiday, take the time to enjoy this special day.
Use Father Daughter Take a Walk Day as a time to bond with each other or to renew bonds, and create new memories. You don’t have to spend the entire day together to make a “memory to last a lifetime”. A simple walk will do. Spend that time talking about anything and everything. What you talk about, is nowhere near as important as just strolling along together, on a bright and sunny summer day. Find things to laugh about, too. It might be the funny way a frog hops across the path in front of you. Or, share a memory from years past.
Do You want to make it a perfect and most memorable Father Daughter Take a Walk Together Day? Plan your walk with an ice cream shop along the route.
How to Celebrate and Participate in Father Daughter Take a Walk Day
There are many things you can do to celebrate Father Daughter Take a Walk Day. Here are a few ideas:
Take a walk down the street.
Walk in the park together.
If the weather is inclement, walk through the mall. While you are there, have lunch together.
If you have more than one daughter, lucky you. We suggest you take a walk with each one separately. This gives each of them quality, one-on-one time with Dad.
Dreadful Thought for Today
“Watching your daughter being collected by her date is like handing over a million-dollar Stradivarius to a gorilla.” – – Jim Bishop
History and Origin of Father Daughter Take a Walk Day
Our research did not find the creator, or the origin of this day. We did track it down to at least 2009. From 2009 through 2016, it was called Father Daughter Take a Walk Together Day. In 2017 some websites, apparently incorrectly, added the word “National” to the title.
We did not find any documentation confirming this to be a “National” day. We found no congressional records or presidential proclamation. Let’s change that. Write your local congressperson and the President of the U.S. to voice your support for the creation of National Father Daughter Take a Walk Day.
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When is Eat Beans Day? This holiday is always celebrated on July 3
Eat some beans today and toot about it, for today is heart-healthy Eat Beans Day. On this July 25 holiday, we get to enjoy healthy, nutritious, and tasty beans. There’s no shortage of varieties and no shortage of recipes. So, participation and enjoyment of this day is a snap!
Humans have been eating beans since they first began to walk upright on the planet. Beans are grown all over the world. Most people find them to be very tasty. And that’s a good thing, as beans are very good for your health.
Beans are healthy and nutritious. Sure, vegetables in general are healthy for you. Beans are among the healthiest. These legumes are a major source of protein and fiber. They contain many other minerals and vitamins, too. They have no fat and are very low in cholesterol. Diabetics love the low carbs. About the only downside, is that beans can cause flatulence.
It’s easy to celebrate this very special day, simply eats beans, and lots of them. There are over 40,000 varieties of beans to choose from, and no shortage of recipes. Now, that’s something to toot about!
Did you ever consider growing your own beans? They are easy to grow. Find out How to Grow Beans
How to Celebrate and Participate in Eat Beans Day
There are many things you can do to celebrate Eat Beans Day. Here are a few ideas:
See how many varieties you can eat. There are thousands to choose from.
Grow some in your garden. There are even varieties that are considered flower plants.
Today's Saying
“Beans, beans they’re good for the heart. The more you eat them, the more you #%$@ (Toot!?)”
History and Origin of Eat Beans Day
Our research did not find the creator or the origin of this day. This special day is right at the time when beans of all kinds are ready to harvest. Perhaps, there is some linkage to gardening!?
During our original research in the early 200os, the title of this day was Eat Beans Day. Somewhere in the mid-2010s, some websites added the word “National” to the title. Neither Congress nor the President of the United States has proclaimed this holiday to be a national day. Let’s change that. Write your local congressperson and the President of the U.S. to voice your support for the creation of National Eat Beans Day.
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When is Culinarians Day? This holiday is always celebrated on July 25
Do you smell that!? A wonderful aroma is coming out of the kitchen. Today is Culinarians Day, a tasty July 25 holiday It’s a special day for anyone who cooks, and an exciting one for all of us who get to enjoy the fruits of their labor. That means we all get to celebrate this day. You don’t have to be a chef, or a graduate of a culinary institute to celebrate this delicious day. You simply have to cook and enjoy the results. Or you can go out to eat and enjoy the great food
This is the kind of day your taste buds will thank you. However, your waistline is certain to make your belt a little bit tighter. There’s national concern over growing obesity in America. Recognizing this fact, one would think that this is a huge holiday. However, we found this to be one of the least-known holidays in the country up to now. Not anymore! We have documented it so everyone can enjoy Culinarians Day this year and in future years.
Did You Know? We often compliment the waitress at a restaurant. But, do you ask her to compliment the chef? They receive little acknowledgment for the great meals they create.
Now get into your kitchen and celebrate Culinarians Day. Cook up a storm. BTW: What time should I arrive to eat!?
How to Celebrate Culinarians Day
There are many things you can do to celebrate Culinarians Day. Here are a few ideas:
Cook up some fantastic dishes in your kitchen.
Challenge yourself and make something that you’ve never made before.
Go out to a restaurant to eat. Don’t forget to compliment the chef.
Watch cooking shows on television.
Give a cookbook to someone.
Buy some new pots and pans or cutlery.
Today's Chuckle
“Today a man knocked on my door and asked for a small donation toward our local swimming pool. I gave him a glass of water.” – – Author Unknown
History and Origin of Culinarians Day
Our research did not find the creator or the origin of this day. We found no factual documentation on this day and only sparse awareness of its existence. Yet, this holiday has been around since before 2000.
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When is Civil Disobedience Day? This day is always observed on July 3
Civil Disobedience Day is a day for what it means and the implications of disobeying civil or social laws, rules, or regulations as an act of protest. We’re going to be upfront and make it clear that we do not endorse this method of protest. We also want to make it clear to our younger readers that disobeying parents, teachers, or other authorities is never a good thing. It almost always has bad results. And, adults who try any form of civil disobedience at work is at serious risk of losing their job.
First and foremost, we need to understand the difference between peaceful protest and civil disobedience. Peaceful protests are usually done within the law. Civil disobedience is actually doing something unlawful and can get you into real trouble. Civil disobedience is breaking a law or refusing to comply with a law. It can also be a refusal to pay taxes or fines. People who attempt it are at serious risk of going to jail, perhaps for a long time.
We believe this day is an educational opportunity to understand what civil disobedience is and its risks. This should be enough to keep you from trying this form of protest.
How to Observe Civil Disobedience Day
There are many things you can do to observe Civil Disobedience Day. Here are a few ideas:
Understand the difference between peaceful protests and civil disobedience.
If you choose the path of civil disobedience, make sure you understand the risks and dangers.
Today's Quote
“Live as if you were to die tomorrow. Learn as if you will live forever.” – – Mahatma Gandhi
History and Origin of Civil Disobedience Day
Our research did not find the creator, or the origin of this day. The creator of this day left no recordings to allow us to understand why he or she created this day.
We did discover a number of seemingly peaceful civil or social Disobedience Days, on a variety of dates. They appeared to provide a non-violent way protest an issue, law, or cause.
More July 3 Holidays
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When is the National Day of the Cowboy? This holiday is celebrated on the fourth Saturday of July
Yippie ki yay! Put on your hat and boots, and don’t forget your spurs. Then, hop on your horse and either hit the trail or join a cattle drive. Today is the National Day of the Cowboy. On this day we celebrate the fabled men and women who helped to tame America’s Wild West.
National Day of the Cowboy was created in 2005 to preserve the role and contributions cowboys and cowgirls made to the Western heritage and history of our country. Every year on this day, the NDOC organization gives recognition awards to individuals, organizations, and projects that contribute to the preservation of both pioneer history and the promotion of cowboy culture.
Shortly after the Civil War, cowboys and cowgirls began to appear in America’s heartland. At the time, the Wild West was truly wild and dangerous. It was a hard life. They were largely ranchers and ranch hands, raising cattle, horses, and other animals. To this very day, they watch over the herds, lead them to pastures, and work as ranch hands. Then, when the cows are ready for the market, they lead the cows on a cattle drive across the sometimes-dangerous plains ultimately to slaughterhouses to feed a growing American population. The distance to a slaughterhouse or a train station is much shorter than it was in the Wild West when a cattle drive took weeks. It was a wild and often lawless time.
In the absence of the rule of law, Cowboys developed their own code to live by, known as the “Cowboy Code of Conduct” or the “Cowboy Code of Ethics”. They were simple and logical rules of behavior. The rules could readily apply at any time, even today.
Happy Trails to you on this fun-filled day.
Cowboy Code of Conduct
Most cowboys and cowgirls were good and honest people. They lived by the following code of conduct:
Live each day with honesty and courage.
Take pride in your work. Always do your best.
Stay curious. Study hard and learn all you can.
Do what has to be done and finish what you start.
Be tough, but fair.
When you make a promise, keep it.
Be clean in thought, word, deed, and dress.
Practice tolerance and understanding of others.
Be willing to stand up for what is right.
Be an excellent steward of the land and its animals
How to Celebrate the National Day of the Cowboy
Here are a few ideas on how to celebrate the National Day of the Cowboy:
Go to a rodeo, where cowboy skills are on display.
Watch a cowboy movie or western.
Dress like a cowboy with a hat and boots. If you don’t have them, buy them today.
Ride a horse.
Read about cowboy and cowgirl history.
Today's Quote
“Until we meet again, may the good Lord take a liking to you.” – – Roy Rogers
History and Origin of the National Day of the Cowboy
The non-profit organization National Day of the Cowboy (NDOC) created National Day of the Cowboy and made this an annual event.
This is a true “National” holiday. U.S. Senate resolution 138 on July 23, 2005 proclaimed National Day of the Cowboy, and the impact cowboys have had in our country’s history.
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When is Cow Appreciation Day? This holiday is celebrated on The second Tuesday in July
Today is Cow Appreciation Day. And, that’s no bull! But, this bovine holiday is certainly something to “Moo” about. Cows provide us with many things, including dairy products and meat to feed us. They also provide leather for clothing and furniture. Today we show appreciation for all of those things.
Our appreciation for cows can be expressed in many ways. Some websites suggest you go out and give a cow a big hug and/or a kiss. While it might sound like fun, you don’t have to go to extremes to enjoy this special day. It can be as simple as pausing for a moment to think about cows and all that they do for us.
Now that we’ve had our moment of silence and reflection, it’s time to celebrate. Have an ice-cold glass of milk. Add chocolate syrup, if you prefer. Then, fire up the grill, and cook some burgers or a steak. And, don’t forget to get your fill of cheese. Sorry, goat cheese is not on the menu today.
Cow Appreciation to the Extreme: In the country of India cows are sacred. They cannot eat them. However, Asian Indians can drink milk and milk byproducts like cheese and yogurt.
Note: Restaurants and dairy companies celebrate this day by offering specials. Watch for them, and save.
How to Celebrate Cow Appreciation Day
Here are a few ways to celebrate Cow Appreciation Day:
Spend a few minutes thinking of all the things that come from cows.
Visit a working farm.
Have a big glass of milk and be thankful.
Eat some cheese or yogurt.
Fire up the grill.
Grade school teachers have students draw pictures of them.
Thought for Today
If a cow doesn’t produce milk, is it a milk dud, or an udder failure?
History and Origin of Cow Appreciation Day
Our research did not find the creator or the origin of this day. The selection of the date is not universal. Some websites have Cow Appreciation Day listed as July 14th.
This Day in History
Here are some things that happened on Cow Appreciation Day:
The city of Jerusalem is captured and plundered by Christian forces during the First Crusade. (1099)
German Hans Riegel Sr. creates gummi bears. (1920)
Painter Rembrandt Van Rijn was born on this day in 1606.
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