Fill Our Staplers Day falls on March 12th of this year. It is an annual celebration observed on Monday of the second full week of every March. Many simple things literally make anyone angry like the stapler that runs out of staples. There is nothing more annoying than the stapler without the pin that too when it is happening on the hectic schedule. Undoubtedly, it is such a serious problem faced by many of us. Thus as to draw out a solution to this serious tragic problem, Fill Our Staplers Day has been created and celebrated.

“The paper, the stapler, the staples, the tape. It makes me sick. Physical things. Forty years of loving someone becomes staples and tape.” – Jonathan Safran Foer

History of Fill Our Staplers Day

The Fill Our Staplers Day was created by the Dull Men’s Club. The year from when on this Day has been in celebration is however unknown. The celebration day falls on two days in a year, and one is the day after clocks change from daylight saving time in November and the next is the day after clocks change to the daylight saving time in March. Fill Our Staplers Day aims to answer what to do when you run out of staples. The celebration Day encourages all the people, especially the office workers to fill the empty stapler as a way to depreciating the chances of a workplace crisis. A stapler is a mechanical device used to join the pages of paper or similar material by pressing a thin metal staple through the sheets and folding at the ends. Staplers are most widely used in every other place including government offices, business place, offices, homes, and schools to staple the papers.

How to Celebrate Fill Our Staplers Day

Celebrating the Fill Our Staplers Day is quite simple. It’s better to stay away from the tension of filling out the stapler when you are doing some important work. So take this Day as the best opportunity to refill your staplers. Filling out the staplers in this situation will work out even if you aren’t able to find the spare stapler. Encourage others especially the office workers to fill out their staplers to get into the spirit of celebration. Share your pictures with your staplers on this Day on the social media using the hashtag #FillOurStaplersDay.

National Napping Day is observed annually on the Monday following the return of daylight saving time. This year it will be celebrated on March 12. It is the day which provides everyone with the opportunity to have a nap and catch up on the hour of sleep lost due to the spring forward time change. A needed rest only make you feel better and also improves the activity. After having the extra time of sleep, a person will notice that they will be more energetic. Numerous studies have shown that short 20 minute naps are the most effective. Improvements in alertness, productivity and mood have all been shown to improve with this type of snooze. The United States looks to be becoming more sleep deprived, and it may be the busy lifestyle that keeps us from napping and naps does not essential makeup for short nighttime sleep, a short nap of 20 minutes that help to improve mood, alertness, and performance. Nappers are in good company: Winston Churchill, Albert Einstein, Thomas Edison and George W. Bush are known to have valued an afternoon nap.

“Think what a better world it would be if we all, the whole world, had cookies and milk about three o’clock every afternoon and then lay down on our blankets for a nap.” – Barbara Jordan

History of National Napping Day

In Boston University the Professor William Anthony, Ph.D., and Camille Anthony created the National Napping Day 1999 as an effort to spotlight the health benefits of catching up on quality sleep. They chose this particular Monday because Americans are more nap-ready than usual after losing an hour of sleep to daylight saving time. Mammalian species are polyphasic sleepers that mean that they sleep for short periods throughout all the day. Only the Humans are part of the minority of monophasic sleepers, mean that our days are separated into two distinct, one for sleep and one for wakefulness. It is not clear that this is the natural sleep pattern.

How to celebrate the National Napping Day

There are several ways available to celebrate the National Napping Day. But all of them should have a common goal of raising the awareness by speech, language, health science, athletic training, and nutrition. Post pictures and share your National Napping Day celebrations on social media by using the hashtag #NappingDay.

National Baked Scallops Day is an annual food feast celebrated on March 12th. Although there are a plethora of non-vegetarian foods available, it is sometimes good to taste the finger licking seafood cuisines. Baked Scallops is one best of its kind loved and tasted by millions of people. The soft fleshy texture and the incomparable taste of this shellfish is a popular menu and have made itself listed in many restaurants. Those seafood lovers can now indulge in the taste of deliciously baked Scallops as a centre stage as it is National Baked Scallops Day.

“Scallops are expensive, so they should be treated with some class. But then, I suppose that every creature that gives his life for our table should be treated with class.” – Jeff Smith

History of National Baked Scallops Day

Although the National Baked Scallops Day‘s history, origin, and founder are unknown, the baked Scallops has a long history. The baked scallop is prepared from the scallops, which is a species of saltwater clams. The seaside community people have been enjoying the scallops dishes since the beginning of time. The Scallops are a cosmopolitan family of bivalves which is very popular and highly prized as a food source. The adductor muscle and coral are the two fleshy parts of the scallop that is consumable. However, the coral is most often discarded due to its bitter taste. Only the rich and sweet white medallion of the meaty molluscs of the scallops are cooked. Scallops are low in fat and are found to be the quickest and easiest seafood to cook. The baked scallops are most often served as a delicious rich entree although they are also known and loved as an appetizer.

How to Celebrate National Baked Scallops Day

Celebrating the National Baked Scallops Day is can be done in many ways. You can order the baked scallops from a fine dined restaurant to indulge in the taste of this seafood. To who can bake it at home can go ahead by referring to the different baked scallops recipes to cook it fresh. Even those who are about to cook the seafood for the first time can try it as it gives you the best start in this type of cuisine menu. Make sure you serve baked scallops hot as the main course of the meal for your family. You can also serve the baked scallops with parsley, spinach or some salad leaves. It works great with rice, fresh vegetables, and baked potatoes as the accompaniment. If you are in the seashore area, then try out a good hotel or restaurant to taste baked scallops fresh. Click some snaps while at cooking baked scallops to show your cooking skills with others on the social media using the hashtag #BakedScallopsDay.

National Plant A Flower Day is celebrated on March 12th of every year. The bearth we live has many beautiful and fascinating things, and undoubtedly flowers are one among them. The vibrant colour, sweet scent and soft petals of the flowers will make anyone love it. Flowers have been used for various purposes, and not one of the occasions will be without them. With the Spring soon approaching, it is good to welcome the season by planting a flower indoor or outdoor. National Plant A Flower Day is such a special day in the calendar that is dedicated to the planting of flowers as a way to celebrate the flowers and soon approaching spring.

“Every flower is a soul lossoming in nature.” – Gerard De Nerval

History of National Plant A Flower Day

The history and the origin of the National Plant A Flower Day are unknown. The founder and first observance of the Plant A Flower Day are also anonymous. However, we could think that the founder of this Day has come up with such an idea out of love for planting flowers. The Day aims to encourage people to plant flowers in the garden or yard. So let your fingernails little dirt today and plant a flower by knowing the right flowering plant that grows in your zone. Breathe some fresh air filled with the scented smell of the flowers you have planted. Flower gardening can be done by anyone from young and old as it is a great hobby and gives good relaxation to both soul and mind. Fill up your garden with planting flowers to get into the spirit of celebration. Flowers or blossom have been around us for millions of years, and they have been used widely in every other events and function throughout one’s lifetime. There are 400,000 flowering plant species present in the world and they have been used from decorative to medicinal purposes.

How to Celebrate National Plant A Flower Day

Celebrating the National Plant A Flower Day is very simple. Take this Day as the best start to plant flowers in your garden or backyard. The foremost thing one must notice before planting any flowering plant is to find if it suits the climatic condition and soil of your zone. Place the right plant in the right place as some grow well inside the pot and some in shady places and few others need sunlight. Enjoy planting flowers to feel fresh and relaxed whenever you see or visit your garden. Water them and take away the weeds around them to let the plants grow well. Collect the flowers from your garden to make it useful in some way like using it to decorate your house. Those who have planted flowers can take this Day to make sure your flowering plants are in good condition. Encourage your children and family to plant their own flower and take care of them. Share your Plant A Flower Day celebrations and photos on the social media using the hashtag #PlantAFlowerDay.

National Girl Scout Day is celebrated on March 12 of every year. It is celebrated to pay homage to the all the things that Juliette Gordon Low did to the millions of girls around the world. In girl scouts, girls prepare themselves to empower and promote courage, compassion, confidence, courage, leadership, character, entrepreneurship and the productive citizenship activities like camping, learning first aid, community service and earning badges by acquiring the practical skills. In Girl Scout, achievements are praised with various awards including Girl Scout Bronze, Silver and Gold Awards.

“Girl Scouts is such an iconic organization that it’s easy to overlook how daring an idea it was for founder Juliette Gordon Low to gather those first 18 girls in that troop in Savannah, Georgia. It was 1912, after all, and women wouldn’t earn the right to vote for another eight years.” – Anna Maria Chavez

History of National Girl Scout Day

The creator or inventor of National Girl Scout Day is still unknown. But the Girl Scouts came into existence when Juliette Gordon Low organized the first Girl Scout meeting in Savannah, with just eighteen girls from the surrounding areas. She spends so much of time in thinking about what can be done to guide the young women to get outdoors and become more independent. From the start, the Girl Scouts is an organization run by women, for women and it has grown to nearly 3.7 Million members worldwide in hundred years after its creation. In this organization, membership is organized by the age, and there are different activities are available at each level. Girl Scouts meet in groups called troop, where the volunteers will run the troops. Hence National Girl Scout Day is a perfect day to recognize and celebrate all the Girl Scouts which has done several things for various local communities around the world.

How to celebrate the National Girl Scout Day

Celebrating the National Girl Scout Day is very easy and quite simple to remember. Celebrate the Day by recognizing the things which are done by Girl Scouts to empower the women and what the organization has done for various local communities throughout the country. Peoples can use #GirlScoutDay to post on social media.

World Plumbing Day is celebrated on March 11 of every year. It is a day to celebrate the importance of plumbing in social health and amenity. Any system which conveys the fluids for the wide range of applications is known as Plumbing. Plumbing infrastructure is very critical to public health and sanitation in the present developed world. Hence World Plumbing Day is a day to celebrate or to recognize the importance of Plumbing.

“The society which scorns excellence in plumbing as a humble activity and tolerates shoddiness in philosophy because it is an exalted activity will have neither good plumbing nor good philosophy: neither its pipes nor its theories will hold water.” – John W. Gardner.

History of World Plumbing Day

World Plumbing Council (WPC) founded the World Plumbing Day in March 2010. Initially, they work all over the year to promote the benefits of safe plumbing. But in 2010 they decided to embed a single day on the calendar which is entirely dedicated to plumbing on that day. The main aim behind that was, on every March 11 people all around the world will stop to reflect on the vital role of plumbing which plays an important role in preserving the health and the way of life. The WPC (World Plumbing Council) always aims at developing and the promoting the image and standards of the plumbing industry across the worldwide. The mission statement os WPC is “Unite the world plumbing industry to safeguard and to preserve the environment and the World’s health, for the benefit of all.” Hence World Plumbing Day is a day to celebrate or to recognize the importance of Plumbing.

How to Celebrate the World Plumbing Day

Celebrating the World Plumbing Day is quite easy and very simple to remember. Every year, Plumbing Day is marked and recognized in offices, training colleges, worksites, classrooms, legislatures, and Parliaments. On this day, just learn more things or information about the importance of Plumbing in our life and public health. Then share those things with others in social media’s by using the hashtag #WorldPlumbingDay or #PlumbingDay.

National Check Your Batteries Day is observed annually on second Sunday of every March. This year it will be celebrated on March 11. National Check Your Batteries Day serves as a reminder to check and replace (if needed) the batteries which are essential at the emergency time. On Check Your Batteries Day, check devices like flashlights, carbon monoxide detector, smoke detector, portable radios, HVAC thermostat and much more. On this day, you may consider buying some of the items which don’t need batteries like the hand-cranked flashlight, hand-cranked emergency radio and much more.

History of National Check Your Batteries Day

The exact origin and the founder of National Check Your Batteries Day are still unknown. But it is created to raise awareness about the importance of the testing and having working batteries in household appliances like carbon monoxide detectors and smoke detectors.These devices will warn us the potentially life-threatening situation, which gives us the vital time to get ourselves and our family to safety. Hence it is crucial to check these devices regularly to make sure that they are working properly. Thus, National Check Your Batteries Day is a perfect day to do that.

How to celebrate National Check Your Batteries Day

Celebrate Check Your Batteries Day by checking the batteries to work correctly. If there is a need to change the battery, then replace the battery immediately. The first few things that could quickly need a battery change are your smoke detector, flashlight, alarm clock, camera, toothbrush, Xbox and Wii controllers, TV remotes, and calculators. These things can be essential, and some of them could save your life. These are beneficial things that are often used, but they need batteries to work. If you are going to celebrate National Check Your Batteries Day, then find everything in your house that requires batteries and replace them. Share your thoughts on the social media about the day by using the hashtag #CheckYourBatteriesDay.

National Oatmeal Nuts Waffles Day is celebrated on March 11 of every year. It is a day to observe the healthier version of the classic waffle. Waffles is a popular dish for breakfast. They are tastier with several kinds of toppings. If you think that your breakfast needs to be healthier and heartier, then add some whole grain oatmeal and some chopped nuts to the waffle batter. You will have a complete breakfast with hot waffles combined with peanut butter, honey or Yogurt. Hence National Oatmeal Nuts Waffles Day is a perfect day to enjoy the taste of Oatmeal Nuts Waffles with your family members and friends.

History of National Oatmeal Nuts Waffles Day

The exact origin and the founder of National Oatmeal Nuts Waffles Day are still unknown. A waffle is a batter-based or dough-based cake cooked in a waffle iron patterned to give a unique size, shape and surface impression. There are several variations based on the type of iron and recipe used. For centuries, people love to have Oatmeal for Breakfast. Typically, it is served warm, and it is the perfect way to start the day with Oatmeal. Everyone in the world needs three portions of whole grains daily. Thus oatmeal waffles are the classic dish for breakfast. As the nuts are rich in fat and calories, they can be added to waffles. All kinds of nuts contain monosaturated and polyunsaturated fats and protein. The most heart and healthier nuts are Walnuts. They contain alpha-linolenic acid and omega-3 fatty acid.

How to celebrate National Oatmeal Nuts Waffles Day

The best way to celebrate the National Oatmeal Waffles Day is by indulging in Oatmeal Nuts Waffles. Grab your favorite waffles recipe and do the same for Oatmeal cookie recipe. Then find the flavors that you want to mix and then give them a try. Cinnamon and raisins can be added easily to make the amazing kitchen smell. Post pictures and share your thoughts on social media about the day by using the hashtag #OatMealNutsWafflesDay.