Good morning, how are you? I wanted to bring you our series sharing Unique Holidays: April 18th, 2022. I would like to ask you to take a look at the Holidays being celebrated today and let me know which holiday you most want to celebrate and why.
International Museum Day is the perfect opportunity to visit, support our local museum.
The goals of International Museum Day is to give museum professionals the opportunity to meet the public, and to make the public aware of challenges faced by museums. Each year, a different theme is promoted.
Did you know the largest Museum in the world is the Louvre in Paris, France which was established in 1792. The Louvre is located in the Louvre Palace and is 782,910 square feet and The Louvre is a historic monument and The Louvre is home to the Mona Lisa.
Ways to celebrate International Museum Day:
- Visit a museum
- If you can’t visit a Museum today, then go online and learn a little more about Museum
- donate to a museum
- volunteer to work at a museum
History and Origin of International Museum Day:
This holiday was established in 1977 by the International Council of Museums.
No Dirty Dishes Day is a reprieve from the pile of dishes waiting to be washed and dryed. Day after day, we do the daily chore of washing and drying dishes, then putting them away. We perform this task after each and every meal, and often snacks. Even putting the dishes in and out of the dishwasher and running it, can be a chore.
You deserve a break from this routine andnd, today is that day. The objective of this holiday is to have no dirty dishes and it is not intended to pile the dishes up until tomorrow.
We can think of two ways to avoid dirty dishes today:
- Use disposable plates, cups and silverware.
- Take the family out to eat.
We strongly recommend that you do not pile up the dishes to do tomorrow because this defeats the purpose of this holiday.
History and Origin of No Dirty Dishes Day:
Our research did not find the creator, or the origin of this holiday and there is no doubt in this Author’s mind that a teenager dreamed up this holiday to get out of his or her dishwashing duty.
Visit Your Relatives Day encourages us to visit our relatives.The holiday is intended to give us the opportunity to get closer to our relatives, and to build or re-build relationships.
It’s easy to get out of touch with loved ones because we lead busy lives. A visit with the relative, is sometimes relegated to Christmas or a few other major holidays.
If you can not visit your relatives today, we suggest you call them and/or send them a card. Both snail mail and online cards will do.
If you don’t get to visit your mother-in-law today, you will have another chance on Mother-In-Law Day.
Thank you,
Glenda, Charlie and David Cates
