Blogs are a type of regularly updated websites that provide insight into a certain topic. The word blog is a combined version of the words “web” and “log.” At their inception, blogs were simply an online diary where people could keep a log about their daily lives on the web.
Belly Laugh Day is on January 24, and we’re here to help you celebrate the day in a way that will probably give you stomach cramps. Did you know that it has been more than 15 years since this day was first celebrated? Belly Laugh Day is a day to chuckle, laugh, and celebrate the…
Change a Pet’s Life Day is celebrated annually on January 24. This day isn’t only life-changing for our pets, it changes our lives for the better too. Everyone can agree that having a pet brings a limitless amount of happiness and solace since they give us their eternal love, devotion, and support. This day enables…
International Day of Education is observed on January 24 every year. It looks at education from a broader perspective. The quality of education varies for children around the world, with millions still deprived of this basic human right. The day is created to campaign for better education reforms and improve access to education for all….
International Mobile Phone Recycling Day is observed on January 24, each year, since 2017. Initially, International World Mobile Phone Day was celebrated on January 26, in both the years 2015 and 2016, before the date changed. The reason behind this is because the observance was part of a larger international campaign called The Forest is…
Every year, we celebrate Library Shelfie Day on the fourth Wednesday in January. This year it is celebrated on January 24. It is a day for book lovers to share their favorite books and library shelves with the world in a fun way. After all, the world belongs to those who read! On this day,…
National Lobster Thermidor Day is on January 24, and we’re here to show you how you can celebrate this day in an amazing way. Do you know that the recipe for Lobster Thermidor is 117 years old? It is a French dish of lobster meat cooked in a rich wine sauce, stuffed back into a…
National Matthew Day is observed every year on January 24. ‘Matthew’ is the English form of ‘Matthaios,’ a Greek form of the Hebrew name ‘Mattityahu,’ which means ‘Yahweh’s gift.’ Matthew, who was also known as Levi in the Christian Bible, was one of the 12 Apostles of Christ. He was a tax collector and the…
A very interesting day, Paul Pitcher Day is celebrated annually on January 24 and is observed most peculiarly. The people of Cornwall started this day to celebrate one of the most important events in Christian history — the Feast of the Conversion of St. Paul. They celebrate by drinking ale and destroying the empty pitchers….
Talk Like a Grizzled Prospector Day is celebrated each year on January 24 as a fun event to commemorate the unique speaking styles of gold prospectors. Some people confuse it with the Cowboy style of speech used in the West or language used by sea pirates. This talking style was reserved for the Grizzled Prospectors…
Tu BiShvat is a Jewish holiday on the 15th day of the Hebrew month of Shevat. This year, Tu BiShvat falls on January 24. In contemporary Israel, it is an ecological awareness day celebrated by ecologists, children, and anyone who cares for plants and the future of the planet, with the planting of trees. Although…
