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We
were the FIRST on the net to provide this
extensive validated listing!
We also try to be as accurate and up-to-date as possible.
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2010 Holidays are Here! Listed below in the Monthly table are both the 2009 and 2010 links for the remaining months of this year: November and December. Once a month is completed, its 2009 listing will be removed and only the 2010 list will remain. In situations where
an observance is validated via a website, some have already put up
information for next year. As always, I did my
best to be as accurate as possible. But, I'm not perfect.
If I've made a typo or an error regarding |
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All
our holidays are validated with sponsors or organizations; or,
we validate the source or origin for an observance to prove it's
not made up. |
Brownielocks
and The 3 Bears
present
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2010
Holidays & Observances
( aka Awareness
Days or Theme Days)
Each Month We Feature
(with
graphic fun + informative style)
A
Few of The
Unknown, Unobserved, Untraditional,
Silly, Strange, Crazy, Odd, sometimes Bizarre, Goofy, Crazy, Dumb, Wacky,
Weird, Wild,
Respected and Traditional Holidays or Observances mostly only in the United States.
These may be for the U.S. but we share our fun with everyone!
Click
on the month
you wish to visit.
All
pages include word links to any special features we did for that month.
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2010 has been declared by the
United Nations as:
International Year of Biodiversity
International Year for the Rapprochement of Cultures
2010 is also the Year of the Tiger (Chinese Calendar).
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<--Our
calendar link goes to the |
| We now offer a FREE printable Brownielocks' calendar with her Daily Observances for each month. | Note: If someone tells me of a new observance, the html pages will be updated BEFORE the calendar! But, both are always subject to change as new information is always being provided to me. |
About Bonza
Bottler's Days
This
confused some people because there was one every month.
It's also confusing because the title doesn't define the observance IMHO.
So I did not list them monthly this year. Instead I want to explain what they
are.
The Bonza Bottler's Day celebrations means:
The day is the same as
the month it is in!
There are 12 of them as follows:
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1-1
(January 1) |
7-7
(July 7) |
The
sponsor describes it like this: "To celebrate when the number of
the day is the same as the number of the month. It's an excuse to have
a party at least once a month!" |
Want to link to this
page?
Download one of our silly buttons and use it if you like.
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I was interviewed in June by Eleska Aubespin for the "Florida Today" newspaper regarding all of these crazy, silly, wacky, and serious holidays. Note: The article printed our domain name wrong! :(
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Columbia
University
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Gainesville
Sun
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Site of the Day
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Worldstart.com Recommends Us in 2006! Tip # 2825
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The
Press Enterprise
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Oregon's 1190 KEX
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Fort Wayne, Indiana
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Morris Daily Herald
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What about the traditional holidays?
Visit our Cartoon Cave for all of the Traditional Holiday specials we've done such as Christmas, New Years, Valentines, St. Patrick's Day and St. Urho's Day, Easter, Halloween, 4th of July (and other patriotic holidays) Thanksgiving, Ramadan, Hanukkah & Kwanzaa + Graduation Day (some consider a holiday) and Labor Day.
What
about stuff like historical events, famous people's birthdays, deaths, etc. ?
The best source for
what occurred on any given day, other than our daily bizarre, silly, holidays
and observances, is Wikipedia. Just do a search for any day and they
list day of the year it is and then on one page all the historical events,
births, deaths, etc. for that day.
Big Anniversary Terms
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biennial or diennial triennial quadrennial or quadriennial quinquennial sexennial septennial octennial novennial decennial undecennial duodecennial tridecennial quindecennial septendecennial vicennial or vigentennial quadragennial semicentennial or quinquagennial centennial quasquicentennial sesquicentennial bicentennial tercenennial or tricentennial quadricentennial or quatercentennial quincentennial sexcentennial septcentennial octocentennial millennial perennial |
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