I was surprised to find that today is already the 16th
– half way through April. This month is
racing so I figured I’d better let anyone know about the days, weeks and month
celebrations. At least the ones that
amuse me the most.
Adopt A Ferret Month
We had a ferret for a while. Michael was outside watering (we were living
in AZ at the time) and a furry creature ran up to the hose, lapped up water and
then climbed up his leg and perched on his shoulder. Nonpulsed, he walked into the house and said –
it followed me home – can I keep it?
And, so Carrot the Ferret came to live with us.
Frog Month What
kind of shoes do frogs wear? Open toad!
Move More In April Sponsored by the American Heart Association,
we are all encouraged to “Move more to Live more”. A celebration of physical activity and encouragement
to everyone to commit to being more active on a regular basis.
National Grilled
Cheese Sandwich Month How about “rustic white bread, Boursin and
provolone cheeses with roasted tomato and portobello mushrooms” all
grilled and gooey with deliciousness.
National Kite Month Kite enthusiasts
now is the month to get out and fly! Celebrate
the joy and happiness that comes from letting out the line, letting your kite
catch the wind, and soar high into the sky.
National Poetry Month A time
to celebrate poets and their craft.
Where the Sidewalk Ends by
Shel Silverstein
There is a place where the
sidewalk ends
And before the street begins,
And there the grass grows soft and
white,
And there the sun burns crimson bright,
And there the moon-bird rests from
his flight
To cool in the peppermint wind.
and Weeks
Mule Days: 5-8 Log
Loading Competition * Log Pulling Competition * Mini Mania Show/Miniature *
Donkeys & Mules * Driving Mule Show * Gaited Mule Championship * Pony Mule
Pulling * Mule Pulling Championship * Draft Mule Show * Riding Mule Show I know, we missed it but who knew???
National Coin Week: 15-21 To
honor the role of numismatics in building bridges and promoting unity and
reconciliation, "Connecting Cultures: From Many, One"
International Dark
Sky Week: 22-28 Draws
attention to the problems associated with light pollution and to protect the
night skies for present and future generations.
Turn off the lights and look at the beautiful skies.
National Tattoo Week: 25-30 Share
the passion of ink in one of the oldest art forms
….. and Days.
OK, we’ve already missed April Fools (1), Hostess Twinkie Day (6), Jumbo
Day (9 – yes the elephant), and Louie, Louie Day (11)
Blah! Blah! Blah!
Day: 17 “I just
read this interesting article about gluten,” “(Sports team) just beat (sports
team),” “But I just took out the garbage the other day,” “Happy anniversary,
what time did you make the reservation for at that fancy new restaurant I told
you about that books up weeks in advance?” or “Are you listening to me? What
did I just say?”
Earth Day: 22 “From
poisoning and injuring marine life to disrupting human hormones, from littering
our beaches and landscapes to clogging our waste streams and landfills, the
exponential growth of plastics is now threatening the survival of our planet. End Plastic Pollution”
Talk Like Shakespeare
Day: 23 Substitute
thou, thee and ye for you and they. Try rhyming couplets and creative insults. Perchance did thou knowest ’tis Shakespeare
Day?
Arbor Day: 27 Get out
there and care for your natural environment. It's a time for people to get
their hands in the dirt and plant and/or care for trees, bushes and plants.
National Hairball
Awareness Day: 27 Yep, everyone should be aware of hairballs!
National Herb Day:28 Any plant or plant part valued for its
medicinal, savory, or aromatic qualities
Bugs Bunny Day: 30 “Bugs
Bunny developed into one of America’s most popular characters during World War
II, and has maintained that status over the following seven decades. Since his
first appearance, Bugs Bunny has appeared in full-length motion pictures, prime-time
specials, and over 175 animated shorts.”
What’s up Doc!
Take care
Oh and one more very important day
ELLEN'S BIRTHDAY: 30
you forgot the most important day of all!
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