"Ready for a wildly fun day? Start with some trekking—no, not through space, but through your neighborhood on National Dog Walker Appreciation Day. Show love to the furry friends in your area by offering to take them for a stroll. Along the way, strike up conversations with fellow dog owners. Discover your inner thespian on Actors’ Day by reenacting scenes from your favorite movies. Don’t be shy to get dramatic and embrace your inner superstar.
Who doesn’t love a good pardon? Use Pardon Day as an opportunity to make amends with someone you’ve had a falling out with. Reach out with a heartfelt apology or a peace offering. On National Iguana Awareness Day, educate yourself about these fascinating reptiles. Watch documentaries, read up on iguana care, or simply appreciate their unique beauty.
Feeling a bit out of alignment? Celebrate World Physical Therapy Day by focusing on your well-being. Stretch, exercise, or even book a virtual session with a physical therapist for some expert guidance. R U OK? Day urges us to check in with loved ones. Take the time to reach out to friends and family, especially those who may need a listening ear.
Not all heroes wear capes. Recognize the dedication of Pediatric Hematology/Oncology Nurses on their special day. Consider making a donation to a children’s hospital or sending a thank-you note to these incredible caregivers. Lastly, let’s not forget the power of literacy on International Literacy Day. Dive into a good book, support a local library, or volunteer to teach someone how to read.
So, there you have it—a day filled with walks, talks, creativity, reflection, appreciation, and learning. Embrace the spirit of these unique holidays and make the most of each moment. Enjoy the adventure!"
How to Celebrate Actors’ Day?🎭🍻
And today is also P!NK's birthday.
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| Every September 8th |
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| The Night of the Iguana (1964) |
I see that today was 'National Iguana Awareness Day' so I've left it a bit late in the day as I write this post up to watch 'The Night of the Iguana', so I may just have to make do by watching Wall of Voodoo's music video 'Mexican Radio' where an iguana is mentioned;-)
'The Night of the Iguana' was released in 1964, the Year of the Dragon, so now Jake Kotze's synch videos 'HURT' part 1 and 2 make even more synchromystic sense to me now, seeing those scenes from the movie spliced into the videos of his below.
September 8th is also 'Star Trek Day' and while I'm not a fan of 'Star Trek' many people are on this planet we live on, so it only interests me on a pop cultural level as to why so many people do like 'Star Trek'.
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| Every September 8th |
The ampersand isn’t just a symbol; it’s a practical tool that connects ideas in a way that adds flair to any text. It has a rich history, originating from a combination of the Latin letters “e” and “t,” which together mean “and.”
People appreciate the ampersand for its versatility and unique appearance. It combines letters into a single shape, offering a visual shortcut that many enjoy using.
Writers and designers see it as a creative way to add style and elegance to their work. National Ampersand Day reminds us of its utility and aesthetic appeal in everyday writing.
The ampersand isn’t just a functional symbol; it’s a statement in itself. It reflects creative expression in logos, branding, and everyday text.
Celebrating this day emphasizes the ampersand’s special role in modern communication. Recognizing its artistic and practical value, designers and writers use it to create unique visual connections."
Writers and designers see it as a creative way to add style and elegance to their work. National Ampersand Day reminds us of its utility and aesthetic appeal in everyday writing.
The ampersand isn’t just a functional symbol; it’s a statement in itself. It reflects creative expression in logos, branding, and everyday text.
Celebrating this day emphasizes the ampersand’s special role in modern communication. Recognizing its artistic and practical value, designers and writers use it to create unique visual connections."
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| Every September 8th |
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