September Holidays 2008 (Official) Monthly, Weekly, Daily, Unknown, Crazy, Bizarre, Silly Holiday Observances.




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Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder Month
Baby Safety Month Link
Backpack Safety America Month
Be Kind To Editors & Writers Month
College Savings Month
Go Wild During California Wild Rice Month
Great American Low-Cholesterol, Low-fat Pizza Bake Month
Gynecology Cancer Awareness Month
International People Skills Month
International Self-Awareness Month
International Strategic Thinking Month
Library Card Sign-up Month
(World) Leukemia and Lymphoma Awareness Month Link
Metaphysical Awareness Month
National Alcohol & Drug Addiction Recovery Month
Menopause Awareness Month
Million Minute Family Challenge (Sept.-Dec.)
Mold Awareness Month
National Chicken Month
National Childhood Injury Prevention Month
National Coupon Month
National Honey Month
National Mushroom Month
National Organic Harvest Month
National Osteopathic Medicine Month
National Ovarian Cancer Awareness Month (Gov't)
National Sickle Cell Month
Ovarian Cancer Awareness Month (ovarian.org)
National Pediculosis Prevention Month
National Piano Month
National Potato Month
National Preparedness Month
National Rice Month
National Skin Care Awareness Month
One-on-One Month
Pediatric Cancer Awareness Month
Pleasure Your Mate Month
Reunion Planning Month
Sea Cadet Month
Self Improvement Month Link
September Is Healthy Aging Month
Shameless Promotion Month
Sports and Home Eye Health & Safety Month
Subliminal Communications Month
Update Your Resume Month
World Animal Remembrance Month
National Hispanic Heritage Month (September 15-October 15)

September Weekly Observances

National Childhood Injury Prevention Week: 1-7
National Payroll Week: 1-5
National Waffle Week: 1-5
Self-University Week: 1-7
National Assisted Living Week: 7-13
National Historically Black Colleges & Universities Week: 7-13
Suicide Prevention Week: 7-13
Line Dance Week: 8-13
National Invisible Chronic Illness Awareness: 8-14
National Constitution Center Constitution Week: 11-18
Balance Awareness Week: 14-20
Substitute Teacher Appreciation Week: 14-20
Constitution Week: 17-25
International Women's Ecommerce Days: 18-21
Build A Better Image Week: 21-27
Child Passenger Safety Week: 21-27 Link
Christian Leadership Week: 21-27
Deaf Awareness Week: 21-27
National Adult Immunization Awareness Week: 21-27
National Clean Hands Week: 21-27
National Farm & Ranch Safety and Health Week: 21-27
National Keep Kids Creative Week: 21-27
National Love Your Files Week: 21-27
Prostate Cancer Awareness Week: 21-27
National Rehabilitation Awareness Celebration: 21-27
National Singles Week: 21-27
Tolkien Week: 21-27
Banned Books Week - Celebrating the Freedom to Read: 27-10/4
National Chimney Safety Week: 28-10/4
Remember to Register to Vote Week: 28-10/4
World Dairy Week: 30-10/4

Building and Code Staff Appreciation Day: 1
Chicken Boy's Day: 1
Emma M. Nutt Day: 1
Labor Day: 1
Republican Convention: 1-4
Ramadan: 2-30
V-J Day: 2
Newspaper Carrier Day: 4
Be Late For Something Day: 5
Google Commemoration Day: 7
Grandma Moses Day: 7
National Grandparent's Day: 7
"Neither Snow nor Rain" Day: 7
Salami Day: 7 Link
International Literacy Day: 8
National Boss/Employee Exchange Day: 8
Wonderful Weirdoes Day: 9
Swap Ideas Day: 10
Libraries Remember Day: 11
Patriot Day: 11
Remembrance Day: 11
Remember Freedom Day: 11
(World) Suicide Prevention Day: 12 Link
Video Games Day: 12
Bald is Beautiful Day: 13
International Chocolate Day: 13 Link
International Sing-Out Day: 15
National Women Road Warrior Day: 15
Anne Bradstreet Day: 16
Hurricane Katrina National Day of Prayer and Remembrance: 16 Link
International Day for the Preservation of the Ozone Layer: 16
Opening General Assembly of the UN: 16
Trail of Tears Commemoration Day: 16
Citizenship Day: 17
Constitution Day: 17 Link
Pledge Across America Day: 17
VFW Ladies Auxilliary Day: 17
Air Force Birthday: 18
National POW/MIA Recognition Day: 19
Talk Like A Pirate Day: 19 Link
Big Whopper Liar Day: 20
America's Day for Kids: 20
International Eat An Apple Day: 20
International Coastal Cleanup Day: 20
National Seat Check Saturday: 20 Link
Responsible Dog Ownership Day: 20 Link
Wife Appreciation Day: 20
International Day of Peace: 21
Women's Friendship Day: 21
World's Alzheimer's Day: 21 Link
American Business Women's Day: 22
Dear Diary Day: 22
Elephant Appreciation Day: 22
Family Day or Family Table Day: 22 Link
Hobbit Day: 22
National White Chocolate Day: 22 Link
Innergize Day: 23
National Women's Health & Fitness Day: 24
Punctuation Day: 24
Schwenkfelder Thanksgiving: 24
(World) Ataxia Awareness Day: 25 Link
National One-Hit Wonder Day: 25
World Maritime Day: 25
Dog Scouts of America: 26
Love Note Day: 26
Shamu the Whale Day: 26
National Public Lands Day: 27
R.E.A.D. in America Day: 27
Ancestor Appreciation Day: 27
Family Health and Fitness Day USA: 27
Kiwanis Kids' Day: 27
National Hunting and Fishing Day: 27
World Tourism Day: 27
Fish Tank Floorshow Night: 28
Gold Star Mother's Day: 28
Hug A Vegetarian Day: 28 Link
National Good Neighbor Day: 28
World Heart Day: 28 Link
Michaelmas: 29
Rosh Hashanah: 29
VFW Day: 29

September 08 Moon Phases	7 First Qtr. 10:04 am EST	15 Full Moon 5:13 am EST
	22 Last Qtr. 1:04 am EST	29 New Moon 4: 12 am EST

Full Moon on the 15th is the traditional "Harvest Moon" because this is the one that falls closest to the autumn equinox. Most of the time (2 out of 3 years) the Harvest Moon is in the month of September. Sometimes it will come in October. It name comes from the fact that farmers (and Indians) could harvest their crops late at night, by moonlight, because for the few nights around the Harvest Moon, the Moon seems to rise at nearly the same time each night: just 25 to 30 minutes later across the United States.

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