DECEMBER WEIRD HOLIDAYS


01 December - World Aids Awareness Day, Bifocals at the Monitor Liberation Day, Day Without Art Day

02 December - National Pie Day, Eat a Red Apple Day, International Day for the Abolition Of Slavery, Special Education Day

03 December - National Fritters Day, National Roof over Your Head Day, International Day of Disabled People

04 December - Santa's List Day, Chase's Calendar of events Birthday, ExtraordinaryWork Team Recognition Day, National Dice Day, Wear Brown Shoes Day

05 December - Bathtub Party Day, Special Kids Day, National Sacher Torte Day

06 December - St. Nicholas Day, Mitten Tree Day, Miners Day, National Gazpacho Day, Put on your own Shoes Day

07 December - National Cotton Candy Day, International Civil Aviation Day, Letter Writing Day, Pearl Harbor Day

08 December - National Brownie Day, Take it in the Ear Day, International Shareware Day

09 December - National Pastry Day, Day of the Horse

10 December - Festival For The Souls Of Dead Whales, Human Rights Day, International Children's Day, Nobel Prize Day

11 December - National Noodle Ring Day, International Mountain Day

12 December - National Ding-A-Ling Day, Poinsettia Day, Gingerbread House Day

13 December - Ice Cream Day, Violins Day

14 December - National Bouillabaisse Day

15 December - National Lemon Cupcake Day, Bill of Rights Day, Cat Herders Day

16 December - National Chocolate Covered Anything Day, Clean Air Day

17 December - Underdog Day, National Maple Syrup Day

18 December - National Roast Suckling Pig Day, Bake Cookies Day

19 December - Look for an Evergreen Day, Go Carolling Day, Oatmeal Muffin Day

20 December - Games Day

21 December - Look At The Bright Side Day, National Flashlight Day,National French Fried Shrimp Day, Humbug Day, Look on the Bright Side Day, and Hamburger Day

22 December - National Date-Nut Bread Day, Forefather's Day, Abilities Day

23 December - Roots Day

24 December - National Egg Nog Day

25 December - Christmas Day, National Pumpkin Pie Day

26 December - National Candy Cane Day, Boxing Day, National Whiners Day

27 December - Make Cut Out Snowflakes Day, National Fruitcake Day

28 December - Card Playing Day, National Chocolate Day, No Interruptions Day

29 December - Pepper Pot Day

30 December - Festival Of Enormous Changes At The Last Minute and National Bicarbonate Of Soda Day

31 December - Unlucky Day, Make Up Your Mind Day, New Year's Eve, World Peace Meditation Day

Comments

Casey Galatos said…
That's quite a list of holidays...December seems to be full of holidays...and the time for us to have lotsa fun...and hey to enjoy some of the holiday fun and cheer do drop by my Holiday Blog and enjoy all that's there!!!!
11/26/2006 11:17 PM
Casey Galatos said…
Hey this is Casey...thanks a lot for stopping by my blog...glad to know that you liked it...and hey do check it out sometime later for some more updates...have a great time!!!!
11/29/2006 4:13 AM
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