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National Jello-O Week is celebrated during the second full week of February. This year, it takes place from February 10 to 16.

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National Kite-Flying Day Let you freak flag fly — literally — on National Kite-Flying Day! It's a fun way to spend a (hopefully) windy midwinter afternoon.

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Today is National Kite-Flying Day. In the film, Mary Poppins, the song "Let's Go Fly a Kite" comes at the end of the film.

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Working Naked Day On Working Naked Day, discover tips on how to be comfortable and productive while working from home.

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Working Naked Day is celebrated on the first Friday in February, it takes place on February 7 this year

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National Periodic Table Day Pay tribute to the chart in science classrooms that saved us from flunking high school chemistry!

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Since 2016, National Periodic Table Day has been celebrated on February 7 to pay tribute to the chart pasted in science classrooms that saved us from flunking high school chemistry!

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Twins showering together on National Shower With a Friend Day

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This day started innocently enough —when a Colorado company called New Wave Enviro encouraged people to take showers with a “friend,” meaning its all-new shower filter.

My twin is my best friend 😁

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Rattlesnake Roundup Day is held annually on January 28

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National Meat Week We hope you are hungry because It’s officially National Meat Week! Get delicious recipes, roasting ideas, and more activities here.

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This year, National Meat Week runs from January 26 until February 2

Around 15-20 cities take part in the week-long festival, each with its own ‘chapter.’ In 2005, Chris Cantey and Erni Walker created this holiday.

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National Florida Day Today, we’re celebrating Florida (not the musician, the state). So don’t sleep on these festivities!

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National Florida Day is celebrated on January 25 every year. The day was established to recognize Florida’s arrival as the 27th state in the union of the U.S.

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National Pie Day Want to celebrate National Pie Day in style? We've got some great ideas, recipes, and activities that are sure to make your day pie-licious!

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Sponsored by the American Pie Council (yes, that’s a real thing!), today is National Pie Day

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Today is National Hot Sauce Day, Jan 22nd.

Come in From the Cold Day It's National Come in From the Cold Day and we have all the tips to keep you warm this winter.

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National Come in From the Cold Day is celebrated annually on January 22. The phrase “come in from the cold” means to warm yourself up by coming inside and warming your body up be it by fire or a warm drink.

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Squirrel Appreciation Day Squirrel Appreciation Day on January 21 is when we show appreciation for the world's cutest rodents.

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Squirrel Appreciation Day is a day to learn about and celebrate the world’s cutest rodents.

In 2001, wildlife rehabilitation specialist, Christy Hargrove, founded Squirrel Appreciation Day in Asheville, North Carolina

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No Name-Calling Week Pledge to stand against all forms of school and home bullying during No Name-Calling Week — a week to combat this menacing form of bullying.

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No Name-Calling Week is a week created by K-12 teachers and students and sponsored by the Gay, Lesbian, and Straight Education Network (G.L.S.E.N.). Its focus is to end name-calling and other forms of bullying in school

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Benjamin Franklin Day Benjamin Franklin is one of the most important shapers of the U.S.; he's known for his efforts to abolish slavery.

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Benjamin Franklin Day is celebrated on January 17 every year, to pay tribute to one of the greatest Founding Fathers of the U.S. on the anniversary of his birth.

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On this day of National Observance is National Hat Day. Wearing hats dates all the way back to before 3,300 BCE!

Post a photo of yourself wearing a hat

Me wearing my Mardi Gras hat during a Mardi Gras

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A man in a suit wearing a horse head Peculiar People Day on January 10 is our opportunity to recognize and celebrate those who refuse to conform to the world’s idea of normal. The origin and inventor of Peculiar People Day are unknown. The term ‘peculiar people’ is derived from the phrase ‘chosen people’ from the Bible book Deuteronomy. It means “set apart” or “treasured people”.

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Peculiar People Day on January 10 is our opportunity to recognize and celebrate those who refuse to conform to the world’s idea of normal.

The term ‘peculiar people’ is derived from the phrase ‘chosen people’ from the Bible book Deuteronomy.