Fun Facts About Names Day is celebrated on first Monday of every march. This year it will be celebrated on March 5. It is a fun holiday observed to encourage people to learn about the historical meaning of their name and the names of their friends and family. Your name is who you are or who you want to be. So it’s essential for you to know the meaning of your name. And if you happen to find your name funny or dumb then today is a day to change your name. There are some fun facts about the name like; it is believed that names have power which is why many people have two names. Indonesians sometimes change their names if they experience a severe illness or hardship. They hope the change will confuse the evil spirits that cause the problems in the first place. In some cultures, older people will take on a new name thinking as it will re-strengthen them or restore youth.

“I’m Serena Williams on the court, but away I have so many different names. I call myself Butterfly.” – Serena William

History of Fun Facts About Names Day

Fun Facts About Names Day must be created to know the historical meaning of one’s name and to have some fun. This holiday is a part of the Celebrate Your Name Week (CYNW) which was established in 1997 by onomatology hobbyist Jerry Hill. Jerry Hill created this day to share his interest in onomastics, the study of the origins and usage of proper names. The six other days celebrated are Namesake Day, Discover What Your Name Means Day, Nametag Day, Middle Name Pride Day and Descendants Day.

How to celebrate Fun Facts About Names Day

Take a chance on Fun Facts About Names Day and find out the history behind your name and ask your parents for the reason to name you so. You may also end up discovering new interesting facts about your name, and that may make you happy and proud of having that name. On Fun Facts About Names Day, search for famous people whom you have shared your name with. Moreover, you can read about the history of other names that you are inspired of. Post pictures and share your thoughts on social media about Fun Facts About Names Day by using the hashtag #FunFactsAboutNamesDay.

National Multiple personality Day is observed on March 5 of every year. This day is believed to be celebrated for two reasons; one is to look at our self and examine who we are. We all have different faces for different people, and we tend to forget our real face. So this day is a reminder to stop yourself and focus on your thoughts and personality. The other reason is to create awareness about the disorder. Dissociative identity disorder, formerly referred to as multiple personality disorder, is a condition wherein a person’s identity is split into two or more specific personality states. This disease remains poorly understood and somewhat mysterious for the medical specialists. Some people report this as an experience of possession. The person also undergoes memory loss that is too extensive. Symptoms include depression, attempts of suicide, self-injury, changing levels of functioning, depersonalization, substance abuse and auditory or visual hallucinations. So it’s essential to create awareness about the disorder.

“My significant other right now is myself, which is what happens when you suffer from multiple personality disorder and self-obsession.” – Joaquin Phoenix

History of National Multiple Personality Day

The creator and the reason behind the creation of National Multiple personality Day are unidentified. Maybe the founder of this day wanted to create awareness about the significance of the day as the disorder has some worst impacts associated with. National Multiple personality Day also has another perspective of encouraging people to get in touch with their inner selves and make changes to become a better personality person.

How to celebrate National Multiple Personality Day

Celebrate National Multiple Personality Day by creating awareness about the disorder while spreading the known information with your colleagues, family and friends. You can also learn about the history of people suffered from multiple personality disorder which are exciting and even eye-opening. The main reason behind the disorder is stress. You can also study your personality and change the aspects of your character that you are unhappy with. With, you will strengthen your shadow traits and become a strong individual, even though your dominant characteristics will remain the same. Post pictures and share thoughts on social media about National Multiple Personality Day by using the hashtag #MultiplePersonalityDay.

National Absinthe Day is celebrated on March 5 of every year. Absinthe is historically described as a distilled, highly alcoholic (45–74% ABV) beverage. The spirit is flavoured with green anise, sweet fennel, and other medicinal and culinary herbs. Absinthe traditionally has a natural green colour but may also be colourless. Absinthe glasses were with a dose line, bulge, or bubble in the lower portion denoting how much absinthe should be poured. There are few classic ways to drink absinthe; the traditional French preparation involves taking a measured amount of absinthe in a glass and pouring ice water on sugar cube until it dissolves which is placed on the absinthe spoon and the drink turns cloudy known as Louching. The Bohemian Method involves dropping of burning sugar which was pre-soaked in alcohol and thus igniting absinthe.In 19th century Parisian cafés, absinthe is offered with a suitable glass, sugar, absinthe spoon, iced water and the person is allowed to set their drink.

I sit at my door, smoking a cigarette and sipping my absinthe, and I enjoy every day without a care in the world.” – Paul Gauguin

History of National Absinthe Day

National Absinthe Day had celebrated annually from March 5th, 2007, when the ban for Absinthe was lifted. The day also marks the sale of the first batch of absinthe in the US. The ban was due to the surplus of studies showing that the psychoactive properties in absinthe which were mostly exaggerated; many made up to defame the drink and those who drank it. In 2007, Absinthe was declared that no more harmful than any other spirit. But it does have a much higher ABV.  However, the history of absinthe began close to the 18th century when it is used as a tonic in Switzerland, and it gains popularity as an alcoholic drink in late 19th– and early 20th-century in the France fancied especially among writers and artists.

How to celebrate National Absinthe Day

Celebrate National Absinthe Day by drinking absinthe in any traditional style or any your favourite cocktail. If you haven’t tried absinthe, today is the best day to do it. You can also organise absinthe party on this day. One can learn to make an absinthe drink on National Absinthe Day. Post pictures and share your National Absinthe Day celebrations on the social media by using the hashtag #AbsintheDay.

National Cheese Doodle Day is celebrated on March 5 of every year. Cheese doodles are puffed corn snack, coated with a mixture of cheese or cheese-flavoured powders. It is believed to be called cheese doodles because each cheese puff appears to have an abstract art. They are also called as cheese curl, cheese puff, cheesy puff, cheezie. Cheese doodle was produced by Wise Foods, Inc., an American brand and sold under the name of Cheez Doodles. Cheez doodles are made in various varieties like Cheez Doodles Puffed, Cheez Doodles Puffed Balls, Star Spangled Doodles, Cheez Doodles Crunchy and lot more variations.

“The poets have been mysteriously silent on the subject of cheese.” – Gilbert K. Chesterton

History of National Cheese Doodle Day

The history behind the creation of National Cheese Doodle Day is still unknown. However, the snack was initially manufactured and launched to the public by King Kone Corp. of the Bronx which was owned and operated by Morrie Yohai and soon became famous as cheese puff snack on the East Coast. But it claimed to be first introduced by Frito-Lay’s snack in the 1950s. In the mid-1960s, the King Kone Corp. of the Bronx was acquired by Borden and assigned to the Wise potato chip division. Later it was acquired by KKR & Co, and then in 2000, Palladium Equity Partners purchased Wise Foods. Today, Wise Foods is owned by Arca Continental. Cheez Doodles remain one of the most reliable brands marketed by Wise.

How to celebrate National Cheese Doodle Day

National cheese doodle day is marked by grabbing a bag of cheese doodles. You can also fun try flavouring these cheese doodles and share it with your friends and family. Have your favourite variety of cheese doodle and paint your fingers red. Post pictures and share your thoughts on social about National Cheese Doodle Day by using the hashtag #CheeseDoodleDaу

World Tennis Day Is celebrated on the first Monday of March every year. In 2018, its celebrated on March 5th. It is dedicated to encouraging people around the world to play tennis. The growth of the World Tennis Day brand has now led to an increase in the number of countries involved in celebrating World Tennis Day to more than 90, continuing to promote tennis participation throughout the world.

“When you do something best in life, you don’t really want to give that up – and for me it’s tennis.” – Roger Federer

History of World Tennis Day

World Tennis Day was launched by StarGames on March 4, 2013, with the goal of promoting the sport of tennis and increasing tennis participation among young players around the globe. Developed out of the success of the BNP Paribas Showdown which is a one-night tennis event operated by GF sports and held at Madison Square Garden in  New York City each February or March since 2008. Tennis Night in America, the initiative had gathered tremendous support since its announcement in November 2012. In 2013, BNP Paribas Showdown had conducted tennis events in both New York and Hong Kong. This day is highlighted by initiating tennis to the typical or ordinary people around the world and concludes with the BNP Paribas Showdown.

How to celebrate World Tennis Day

World Tennis Day is celebrated around the world in which tennis fans, tennis clubs, and tennis promoters to work with the national associations to conduct events and to promote the healthy lifestyle that comes with playing. BNP Paribas Showdown which is held in New York City brings together past and present stars of tennis to play mainly to encourage tennis participation around the world. One can just grab the racket and go to local tennis club with their friends and family to play tennis. If you have always been a spectator, then today is the best day to start learning tennis. Post pictures and share your thoughts on social media about Tennis Day by using the hashtag #WorldTennisDay.

Toy Soldier Day is an annual celebration observed on every March 4th. It’s time to gather up all your miniature figurine soldiers for the war. Although the role-playing has advanced to a very large extent, there is one thing that remains the same and is nothing but the Toy Soldier. Undoubtedly, for every little boy, the war was an exciting game and who would have been a great fan of these soldiers. Playing with those toy soldiers was really a golden memory for any even now. Celebrate these toy soldiers with a day of their own worth the celebration. The Toy Soldier Day celebrates the Toy Soldier themselves and their passion towards saving people from danger. On this day, you can gather up your Toy Soldier Army to combat with the rivals as a way to get back to reminisce your childhood.

“I enjoyed being in movies when I was a boy. As a child you’re not acting – you believe. Ah, if an adult could only act as a child does with that insane, playing-at-toy- soldiers concentration!” – Roddy McDowall

History of Toy Soldier Day

The Toy Soldier Day‘s exact details regarding the history, origin, and the founder are unknown. However, there is a mention that this Day has been created to celebrate the Toy Soldiers Unite (TSU) which was formed in 2006. The Day is not only to just celebrate the founding TSU but is also focuses on the Army of Toy Soldiers. More importantly, Toy Soldier Day focuses entirely on the Toy Soldier themselves and their passionate work. A toy soldier is a miniature figurine that depicts a soldier. The toy soldier is a term that includes all the uniformed military personnel from all the eras like the cowboys, knights, pirates, samurais and combat-related personsToy Soldier Army has four regimens called Toy Soldiers, Nurses & Medics, Scouts and Engineers. Toy soldiers vary from the simple playthings to the highly realistic and detailed models. They were made from different types of materials where the metal and plastic are the most common.

How to Celebrate Toy Soldier Day

Celebrating the Toy Soldier Day is quite simple. Take out your toy soldiers out to make them get ready for the combat. It is a special occasion for the kids to make the real fun. Those adults can reminisce your old memories where you would have done so many gameplays. You can even buy the latest new model toy soldiers for your kids to make them enjoy a day with this miniature versions. Organize a toy soldier party in your community and call people to display their toy soldiers. You could even display yours if you are having any from the oldest to newest. Also, don’t forget to appreciate the real soldiers if you know any. Share your toy soldier pictures on the social media using the hashtag #ToySoldierDay.

Marching Band Day is an annual observance held on March 4th. Anyone would haven’t crossed the high schooling without watching the marching bands and drills. Marching bands have also been a part of other celebrations as it showcases the cultural enrichment and pride of the event. The sound and the music of the bands will be absolutely amazing to hear while in motion along with the uniform movements of those marchers and banders. It is indeed must to celebrate this marching art and thus Marching Band Day celebrates marching bands and those who are involved in it.

“I did the marching band all throughout junior high and high school. Music was one of my favourite things in school.” – Tommy Lee

History of Marching Band Day

The history and origin of the Marching Band Day are not known precisely. Also, there is no mention anywhere about the creator and from when on this celebration is being held. But we could think that this date is chosen as to coincide with the term march forth which sounds March 4th. The history and origin of the marching bands date back centuries ago. Although the Day is not a national celebration, there is a petition active in the United States to declare March 4th as the official National Marching Band Day. The first marching bands had appeared around the 1800s. It is easy to spot the marching bands even if one cannot hear the sound as they will be uniformly dressed mostly in the military style. The people in marching band not only carry instruments but also use the flags and other notable properties to make the band music complete.

How to Celebrate Marching Band Day

Celebrating the Marching Band Day is very simple. Show your music skills little more extra while at marching if you are a part of the marching band. Others can try to watch the marching bands held on various occasions to be a part of this celebration. You can just listen to some upbeat marching band music even if you have zero knowledge about music. Watch out some of the best marching band videos from the internet to enjoy this unique Day. You can share your appreciations for those people marching actively in the marching band. Share your views and celebrations photos of march bands on the social media using the hashtag #MarchingBandDay.

Namesake Day is celebrated on first Sunday of every march. This year it will be celebrated on March 4. Namesake Day is the day which has many of bear names that come from another name, a name that was selected without coincidence but intends to carry on the honor of lineage into own life. And there are many John in the world, but if one of them ar you that may stand apart from the thousands of others by who was named after. The Namesake Day is a custom in the society of the Seven Kingdoms and an annual celebration commemorating the naming of a person with serving to calculate his or her age. Babies are named on that day they are born. People receive presents from family and friends on their day.

History of Namesake Day

The Creator or Inventor of the Namesake Day is still unknown. The world has a  tradition of naming people’s name with another people’s name and most often our parents or grandparents but sometimes aunts and uncles are also, or even famous people for whom your parents hold in regard which is high. But people are not the one who have namesakes and not at all. The Trump Tower was named for both the company that built, the man who runs the company became the president in 2016 that happened incidentally. Namesakes are everywhere that encourages you to research the history of the name to find if there anyone’s namesake!

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How to Celebrate the Namesake Day

Celebrate the Namesake Day by contacting the parents and see if they’ll tell that who you are named after. If the person is alive and well, perhaps you can take them out for a special dinner or just spend the day hanging out with them. It is always good to know roots and where you come from, and namesake is part of that heritage. Share your Namesake Day celebrations on social media by using the hashtag #NamesakeDay.

National Grammar Day is celebrated on March 4 of every year. Languages are something to celebrate, and some peoples may suggest that Grammar is a set of rules to frame the language. But it is a system to learn or understand the language. Understanding the system and the structure always helps us to understand the language and to learn the new languages. Even though there are some hard rules in grammar, it helps us to learn the language. Hence National Grammar Day is a day to praise the nature of Grammar and assist the peoples to realize the importance of Grammar in a language.

“I don’t know the rules of grammar. If you are trying to persuade the people to do something or to buy something, it seems to me you should use their language, the language they use every day, and the language in which they think. We try to write in the Vernacular.” – David Ogilvy.

History of National Grammar Day

In 2008, Martha Brockenbrough, the founder of society for the promotion of proper Grammar and the author of “Things That Make Us,” founded the National Grammar Day. She sees the word abused very much and abused and only would not stand for another instance of the poor innocent language that treated poorly in her presence. So she declared that all verbs, adverbs, nouns, and adjectives should deserve a day when people stood up for own rights. There should be no more apostrophes be lost, forgotten or misplaced. And there should be no more we find commas left out and proper nouns in lower cases. For that, she wrote “Things that Makes us” to spread the word about poor grammar.

How to celebrate National Grammar Day

Celebrating the National Grammar Day is quite simple and easy to remember. Just take a little extra effort to make your sentence grammatically correct. Spread awareness to the peoples about the importance of Grammar in a Language. Share your National Grammar Day celebrations on social media by using the hashtag #NationalGrammarDay.

International Scrapbooking Industry Day is an annual celebration observed on March 4th. Memories are the one most loved, cherished and invaluable things that will take anyone to the same exact moment. Undoubtedly, all our memories would still hold a place on the scrapbooks. Scrapbooking is a favourite fun time hobby not only for the kids but also to the adults. One would have pasted the photos, artwork, envelopes, letters and others items including ticket stubs, pressed flowers, and more. Every other page of the scrapbook will have a different story to be revealed. International Scrapbooking Industry Day has been celebrated by those people of who loves and likes to have their memories in the form of paper, photos and more.

“The Scrapbooking World Is So Full Of A Number Of Things, I’m Sure We Should All Be As Happy As Queens!” – KellyCali

History of International Scrapbooking Industry Day

The International Scrapbooking Industry Day‘s exact history and origin are unknown. There isn’t any record found regarding the person and its first observance anywhere. However, the scrapbooking have been around long since and gives lots of historical information or memory. During the 15th century, commonplace books were the first recorded book of this kind that had several pieces of information including the prayers, proverbs, and mathematical formulas. Later in the 16th century, friendship albums became popular, and that had memorabilia from the trips and excursions done by friends and family. The early 1900s saw the frequently using scrapbooking culture among the college women who recorded their lives. So scrapbooking is a method that preserves, presents, and arranges personal as well as the family history in the form of a book. Scrapbook albums are most often decorated and frequently contain extensive journaling. Scrapbooking started in the United Kingdom during the nineteenth century but is now a United States phenomenon primarily.

How to Celebrate International Scrapbooking Industry Day

Celebrating the International Scrapbooking Industry Day can be done in many ways. Forget all the modern day electronic storage devices and take a scrapbook and paste your photos taken during a trip with your family or friends. You can even stick your the ticket stubs, labels, stickers and more as to way to fill the scrapbook. Decorate your scrapbook to the best by using all your creative skills. If you aren’t a scrapbook user, then this is the best time to make your memories into a physical form by spending a little of time to start sticking your own collection of photos and artworks. Anyone can create a family scrapbook or friends scrapbook to put every other memory of them with a single book. Share your best part of scrapbook images and views about this Day on the social media using the hashtag #ScrapbookingIndustryDay.