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November 01, 2005

November is...

It never fails to amaze me that the changing of the calendar brings with it new observances.  No, not talking about Thanksgiving, not talking about Veterans' Day...I'm talking about the unusual observances that are assigned to each and every month of the year (and then every week of said month, and every day of said week).  Here's what the month of November brings us:

  • National Fun with Fondue Month (um....no, ain't gonna touch it!)
  • Georgia Pecan Month (hmmmm....won't the pecans in other states feel discriminated against?)
  • National Peanut butter Lover's Month (mmmm....peanut butter!)
  • National Impotency Month (eh....ain't gonna touch that one either, although is it intended to celebrate impotency or make us aware of it?  Hmmmm....nope.  Ain't gonna go there)

There are a few weekly and daily celebrations that I couldn't pass up as well.  This week includes:

  • National Fig Week (YAY!  It's National FIG week!)
  • Plan your Epitaph Day, Wednesday (I'm just not ready for that!)
  • National Men Make Dinner Day, Thursday (now THAT's what I'm talkin' about!)
  • National Sandwich Day, Thursday (hey...who decided to put SANDWICH day on the MEN MAKE DINNER DAY?  This should be National 7-course-gourmet-dinner-day!)
  • National Chicken Lady Day, Friday (whah?!?!?)
  • International Day for Preventing the Exploitation of the Environment in War and Armed Conflict, Sunday (okay, I put this one in for two reasons...1) it is the world's longest title....how do you get this on a bumper sticker anyway? and 2) Read it again...yeesh!)

There you have it!  Be sure to mark your calendars and plan your celebrations and events for November!

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Hey where did you get all this?? LOL I want to know so I can have something halfway decent to talk about.

What is National Chicken Lady Day anyway??

Posted by: Raven at November 2, 2005 05:57 PM

Just for you Raven:

National Chicken Lady Day (November 4)
Miami Shores, FL. The Chicken Lady has helped thousands to learn the art of public speaking. Each year as a thank you, people come out and have a celebration to show their appreciation for what she has done to help them. Thirty of them, thanks to the Chicken Lady, have published their own books.

She has a website: http://www.thechickenlady.com/

Posted by: Merri at November 2, 2005 09:29 PM
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