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Showing posts with label National Day of the Year. Show all posts
Showing posts with label National Day of the Year. Show all posts

Monday, January 16, 2017

Martin Luther King Day Monday January 16, 2017


Happy Monday - Dragon Day


These are the celebrations for January 16th



(celebrated on the third Monday)


Appreciate a Dragon Day

All of us, young and not so young, can appreciate dragons. You'll find good and bad dragons in legends, folk lore, children's books, songs, and top movies.

According to Donita K. Paul, the creator of this special day, you are encouraged to learn and explore the cultural and historic significance of dragons.

This day is also intended to celebrate literacy. So, reach for a book about dragons, and read it today!

Other ways to celebrate this day:
·       Draw pictures of dragons.
·       Write dragon poems or stories.
·       Have a dragon puppet show.
·       See a movie with dragons in it.
   
Take picture of stuffed animal dragons. 


If you see a real live dragon, make sure to take a picture of him, too!

Libraries should feature books with dragons

Most famous Friendly Dragon: Puff the Magic Dragon.


Enjoy these pictures of Men and Dragons plus a few other photos I found on the internet.


















Sunday, January 15, 2017

National Hat Day = 1-15-2017


National Hat Day = 1-15-2017

Today we celebrate National Hat Day


National Hat Day is set aside to wear and enjoy a hat of your choice and style. Isn't it great that hats come in all shapes, sizes, colors, and styles? There's one to fit every size head and personality.

Hats are used to make a statement, or to promote a cause or a product. Back in 1797, the introduction of the Top Hat almost caused a riot. The top hat was first worn by James Heatherington in London England. As Heatherington strolled through the streets of London, England displaying his Top Hat, crowds gathered, Some people began to push and shove. Heatherington was fined for "going about in a manner that frightened timid people".

Oh yeah... hats have logical uses, too. Some hats (Aka helmets), offer safety protection. Some hats keep your head warm, or the sun out of your eyes....
how boring.


National Hat Day is not intended to just keep your noggin warm. Its a chance to make a statement and to display your favorite headgear.

Why not wear a number of different hats over the course of the day.


Did you know? More body heat is lost from your head than other parts of the body. So, wearing a hat goes a long way towards staying warm on a cold winter's day (or night).
Information borrowed from: http://www.holidayinsights.com/


Enjoy these Men wearing Hats!







       




  


    


      









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