February 15
On this day in 1979, Paul Shirley (21) of
February 14
Today is
Valentine's Day,
so kiss somebody you love!
February 17
Today in 1936, the temperature
reached -58ºF in McIntosh, South
Dakota, setting a state record. In
memory of frozen South Dakotans,
we’ll celebrate
Frostbite Education Day
by making hot chocolate and
sipping it sitting together outside
February 20
In honor of the oldest human, aged 77, to
orbit the Earth, today we celebrate
John Glenn Day
on the anniversary of the first
American manned orbital mission,
also by John Glenn at age 41. We’ll
honor him by star- and satellite-
gazing tonight.
February 23
On this day in the 1940's, Gloria Castleton
was born to John Nicholson Castleton and
Floris June Potts, prompting all to
celebrate vigorously (and write many nice
notes to this wonderful woman we call
Mom).
Happy Birthday,
Mom Waddoups!
February 16
The first newspaper convention
Australia, sucked a lifesaver for 4 hours
40 minutes. In honor of Paul's
was held on this day in Rochester,
accomplishment, today we’ll celebrate NY. For
LifeSaver® Day Newspaper Day
by taking the same amount of time as it we’ll spend at least 15 minutes
takes us to suck (not chew) one lifesaver doing the puzzles from the
to just talk about things besides our newspaper today.
everyday life.
February 18 February 19
Iceland: National Bun Day Beatles Fever
Today, Iceland overflows with delicately made cream puffs or
"buns". These buns come in all different shapes and sizes, filled continued with the release of “Penny
with cream, jam, and sometimes drizzled in chocolate. Children Lane” and “Strawberry Fields” in 1967.
love Bun Day because they wake up early and try to catch their
parents still in bed. If they do, they "beat" them out of bed with
Three years earlier, the UK flew a half-ton
their individually made Bolluvondur or "Bun Wands," which are of Beatles wigs to the US and changed
colorfully decorated with strips of paper and gleaming ribbon. The American hair forever.
parents are then obligated to give their children one cream puff for
every "blow" received. Celebrate by listening to the best of the
Today, we’ll eat gooey cinnamon rolls. Beatles.
February 22
February 21 In 1989, the Fins Ministry of
In1958, the design for the famous
Public Health declared a sex
peace symbol was completed. In honor
vacation to thwart stress. We’ll
of its legacy, today is
call this
The Day of World Peace F.Y.E.O. Day
so we’ll take our neighbors a treat.
and celebrate in our own way…
February 25
February 24 Today is
At Thanksgiving (on this day in
Kuwait's National Day
1630), the natives introduced so raise your glass to this country, the
pilgrims to Popcorn fourth richest in the world and home to
We’ll reminisce over a nice bowl of the fifth largest oil reserves. In honor
popcorn (air-popped, of course). of arbitrary gas prices, we’ll take a
nice walk around the block.

February 26
In 1916, Charlie Chaplin signed his
first film contract. To honor
Silent Film Day
we’ll watch a classic Charlie
Chaplin.
March 3
In 1863, the Idaho territory was
formed,
National Potato Day
was established, and the nation has
never been the same. Tonight for
dinner we’ll have Idaho potatoes:
mashed, fried, and baked.
March 6
Today is
World Day of Prayer.
Today we attend the temple together.
February 27
Today in 1860,
Abraham Lincoln
made an important speech, which led
to his eventual election. In honor,
we’ll count up and cash in our
pennies.
March 1
Whuppity Scoorie Day
Today in Lanark, Lanarkshire Scotland, all the children gather
around St. Nicholas Church at 6:00 and when the “wee bell” is
rung the children begin to race around the church (counter-
clockwise) three times, making noise and swinging a ball of paper
tied to a string above their heads as they go. At the end of their
three laps, coins are tossed by adults and the children scramble to
gather as many as possible. There is also a Whuppity Scoorie
Storytelling Festival, held after the children are sent to bed.
We’ll celebrate by walking around the
block.
March 4
Today in 1984, Frank Aquilera set a
world Frisbee distance record of 168
meters. For
Record Challenge Day
we’ll try to beat that record.
March 7
In 1909, the State of California declared
today
Bird and Arbor Day
to commemorate the birth of the great
botanist Luther Burbank, whose plant
prodigies include the Shasta Daisy, the
spineless cactus, the Russet potato, and
the white blackberry: the berry that
crossed racial lines. In honor of his skills,
February 28
Today the tiny European country of
Luxembourg, just larger than Washington,
D.C., celebrates
Burgsonndeg
in which they celebrate the end of winter by
building a bonfire so large it can be seen from all
bordering countries. Luxembourg's largest exports
are postage stamps and pyromaniacs, so today
you’ll (hopefully) receive a mysterious, burning love
letter in the mail.
March 2
Today, we celebrate National Reading Day and
the birth of the true great American author:
Dr. Seuss
(aka Theodor Giesel). Enjoy it by reading my
favorite Dr. Seuss book, “Oh the Places You’ll
Go” and knowing that I do believe that you are
off to great places. (And I’m glad to be along
with you all the way.)
March 5
Back in 1994, the
World's Largest Milkshake
(chocolate, of course) hit the blender
at 1,955 gallons in Nelspruit, South
Africa. In memory, we’ll treat
ourselves to milkshakes (of a much
smaller variety).
March 8
Today is
International Women's Day
celebrated only in China (our Communist
friend), Cuba (long live Fidel!),
Mauritania (our unknown African
neighbor), Mongolia (the land of the
chosen frozen), and the USSR (which is
no longer a recognized country). Go
women! Since you are a man, today we’ll
 March 9
Baron Bliss Day
is a national holiday celebrated across Belize on or about
this day every year. (The actual day of celebration moves
around to create the nearest convenient long weekend
and is set by the Government – shouldn't we all be a little
more Belizean?) The holiday is held in honour of one
Baron Bliss, the great benefactor who passed away on this
day in 1926, and whose $1.8 million Belizean gift
continues to thrive. To pay it forward, we’ll donate $5 (or
more) to a good cause today.
March 12
Today in Lesotho (a land-locked country
entirely surrounded by the Republic of
South Africa) is
Moshoeshoe's Day
Although he had lost territory, King
Moshoeshoe never suffered a major military
defeat and retained most of his kingdom and
all of his culture. In remembrance, tonight we
play Risk.
March 15
On this day 33 years ago, a child was
born to Kenneth Atwood Dunn and Itha
LoRene Kesler. Today we honor her:
Happy Birthday,
Mom Nance!
March 18
Mason's De Molay Day
Jacques De Molay served as the 23rd and officially last Grand
Master of the Knights Templar. He is probably the best known
Templar besides the order's founder and first grand master,
everyone's favorite, Hugues de Payens. De Molay promised to
reform the order and adjust it to the situation in the Holy Land;
however, he was unable to lead the Templars through the
inquisitions made against them and was burned at the stake in
Paris on March 18, 1314. In honor of De Molay and the other
Knights, tonight we’ll hold a special screening of National
Treasure.
March 10
On this day in 1963, Pete Rose debuted
with hits in his first two at bats in spring
training. In honor of Rose and his legacy,
today has been set aside as
National Bookie Day. For
our own celebration, we’ll play blackjack.
Loser scrubs the toilet.
March 13
Today in 1989, a geomagnetic storm caused
the Hydro-Quebec power grid to collapse,
leaving 6 million people
In The Dark
without power for 9 hours. Tonight, we’ll turn
out all the lights, light a candle, and talk
politics.
March 16
Curlew Day in Umatilla OR
Each year, the Long-billed Curlew arrives
at the Umatilla National Wildlife Refuge to
partake in courtship rituals, mating,
nesting, and raising young. Three years
and a few weeks after this time, Mr. & Mrs.
Curlew go out on a date, and we shall
follow suit.
March 19
Canberra (Australia) Day
is held on the second Monday in March each year,
the culmination of a 10-day “Celebrate Canberra”
festival where Canberrans are able to celebrate the
physical beauty, and cultural diversity and vibrancy
of their city. The Day commemorates and
celebrates the official founding of Canberra on 12
March 1913. The Canberra Citizen of the Year is
named at this time. Today, I dub thee Nance Citizen
of the Year.
March 11
Because we love death, today we
celebrate
Johnny Appleseed Day
on the anniversary of his death in 1845.
Schoolchildren across the nation rejoice
by wearing pots on their heads and
spitting apple seeds, so we’ll have a seed-
spitting contest while wearing pots.
March 14
On this day in 1950, the FBI's
10 Most Wanted Fugitives
program began. Since then, 462 of the
491 have been located. In gratitude for
a safer community, today we’ll
introduce ourselves to a neighbor we
don’t know.
March 17
Show your Irish Pride on
St. Patrick's Day
just like the Irish Lesbians & Gays did in
1991 during their first-ever march in the St
Patrick's Day parade. (Since then, the phrase
“Kiss Me, I'm Irish” has taken new meaning.)
Don’t forget to wear your green, and tonight
we’ll have a green dinner, complete with lime
jello.
March 20
In 1947, a
180-metric ton blue whale
was caught in South Atlantic.
At SeaWorld, Shamu could not be
consoled at the loss of his cousin. In
honor of his loss, tonight I sacrifice
and cook you seafood for dinner.
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On this day in 1924, the first
foreign language course was
broadcast on WJZ radio in NYC. In
commemoration fo
Foreign Language Day
we’ll take time tonight for you to start
teaching me the Russian alphabet.
March 24
This day in 1989 marks the
Exxon-Valdez -- Worst US Oil Spill
which spilled 11.3 million gallons off
Alaska.
Survivors of the exploratory oil well Ixtoc 1
blowout in the Gulf of Mexico nearly 10 years
earlier, which spilled an estimated 140 million
gallons of crude oil into the open sea, are on record
as saying, “So what?” (The Ixtoc blowout had a very
March 27
In 1836,
1st LDS Temple Dedicated
in Kirtland, Ohio.
ATTEND THE TEMPLE TODAY!
March 30
On this day in 1858, Hymen Lipman was
granted a patent for a combined pencil
and eraser. Unfortunately for Mr. Lipman,
the Supreme Court later ruled that “a
pencil with an eraser is just a pencil with
an eraser and not a new invention.”
Regardless of this, we’ll celebrate
Pencil Day
by playing the connect-the-dots box
March 22
In 1994, the Dutch
Ambassador to the US
christens a new tulip:
the Hillary Clinton.
In honor of the prestigious flora,
we’ll take a walk, in a park or garden
if we can.
March 25
Pecan Day (US)
Today we celebrate this tree and its
nut, native to south-central North
America and the state tree of Texas.
Typically found in pies and other
dessets, today the pecan nut makes
its way into another Texan dish: tacos.
March 28
In honor of John Comenius, today Czechoslovakia
celebrates
Teachers' Day
John was a great spiritual leader and a pioneer in modern
educational methods, such as illustrated textbooks.
Hetaught that education began in the earliest days of
childhood and continued throughout life. He advocated
the formal education of women, an idea which was
unheard of in his day. He believed that learning,
spirituality and emotional growth were interconnected and
should be pursued together. So, if you've ever learned
March 31
In 1923 at the first recorded
Dance Marathon,
Alma Cummings set a record of 27
hours. Tonight, we host a little
dance party of our own.
March 23
Each year on this day, the 188 members of the
World Meteorological Organization (including the
US) and the worldwide meteorological community
celebrate
World Meteorological Day
in recognition of the scientific and socio-economic
benefits derived from the expanded, wide-ranging
and authoritative observations made in the context
of WMO’s mandated activities in weather, climate
and water. Today, we eat cake.
March 26
Tichborne Dole (Hampshire, England )
On her deathbed, Lady Mabella Tichborne asked her husband,
Sir Roger, to donate food to the needy regularly every year.
Stingy Sir Roger agreed to give the corn from all the land which
his dying wife could crawl around whilst holding a blazing torch
in her hand. Lady Mabella covered 23 acres. Aware of her
husband's stingy character, Mabella added a curse - that should
the dole ever be stopped, seven sons would be born to the
house, followed immediately by seven daughters, after which
the Tichborne name would die out and the ancient house fall
into ruin. In memory of Lady Mabella, today we’ll make a
donation to the food pantry.
March 29
This day in 1959 marked the
premiere of
Some Like it Hot
starring Marilyn Monroe & Jack
Lemmon. The movie is one of
Time Magazine's 100 All-Time Best
Movies. We’ll watch it today,
because “Nobody's perfect,”
April 1
April Fool's Day!
Past hoaxes: (1957) BBC ran a special showing the Swiss
harvesting spaghetti from trees and declaring that the
spaghetti weevil had been eradicated; hundreds of
viewers contacted the network wondering how to grow
their own spaghetti trees. (1965) BBC (again!) announced
that they were running a trial run of “Smell-o-Vision”
which would allow odors to be transmitted over the
airwaves. Many viewers contacted the station reporting
the trial's success. In 2007, BBC ran a similar trial over the
internet.
 April 2
Today is
International Children’s Book Day
and
Hans Christian Andersen’s Birthday,
so we’ll head to the library and
check out some new kids books.
April 5
Today in the year 2063,
Earth's first contact with
extra-terrestrials: Vulcans
(according to Star Trek).
Live long and prosper by watching
Star Trek.
April 8
Today members of one of the world's
largest religions celebrate
Kambutsue - Buddha's Birthday
by washing the image of Buddha with
amache, a sweet tea, and by bringing
flowers to the temples. Today, we’ll
bring flowers to a grave in need.
April 11
In 1906, Einstein introduced his
Theory of Relativity
and future generations of students
groaned and decided to become English
majors. In honor of physics and the laws
of motion, today we’ll go play at a
playground.
April 3
On this day in 1994, the first
roster for the Silver Bullets all-
female professional baseball team
was announced. A special
screening of the classic movie
A League of Their Own
is in order this evening.
April 6
Happy Birthday, Jesus!
Happy Anniversary, Church!
Today, we attend the temple.
April 9
Today, we honor a great world leader:
Churchill Day.
As this legendary man once said, “I am
fond of pigs. Dogs look up to us. Cats
look down on us. Pigs treat us as
equals.” And so it is. Ham in on the
menu for dinner tonight.
April 12
Today is
National Licorice Day
so we’ll bust open a bag of
Twizzlers and make mouths happy.
April 4
Back in 1974, Hank Aaron tied Babe
Ruth’s home run record with his 714th.
As a memoriam of true greatness and
a marker of
*
Day,
I’ve created you this t-shirt.
April 7
World Health Day
marks the founding of the World Health
Organization and is an opportunity to draw
worldwide attention to a subject of major
importance to global health each year. World
Health Day 2010 focuses on urbanization and
health. Instead of driving anywhere today,
we’ll walk, ride a bike, or catch the bus.
April 10
In 1990, Curtly Ambrose takes 8-
45 in cricket vs England at
Bridgetown. I wish I knew what
that meant, but instead, we’ll just
embrace the culture and watch
Lagaan.
April 13
Today in 1979, the longest doubles
Ping-Pong Match
ended after 101 hours. We’ll have a
significantly shorter game when we play this
evening.
 April 14
Today is the day of the
Burmese Water Festival.
Anciently, this day was celebrated by pouring
water over each other in order to wash away
misdeeds. Today, however, the young people
in Burma celebrate by going out driving in
Jeeps, which normally only carry 6 people,
packed with as many as 25 people all singing
songs.
April 15
On this day in 1452,
Leonardo da Vinci,
Italian painter, sculptor, scientist, and
visionary, whose “code” was the
unwilling subject of Dan Brown's best-
selling novel, was born.
April 16
Today, all of Puerto Rico fiestas for
José De Diego's Birthday.
Diego was not only a great poet but also a
jurist, journalist, essayist, orator, and
politician. Known as the father of Puerto Rico's
modern independence movement, he is know
more well-known for his politics than his
poetry.

April 17
Today, thanks to the dedication of the Italian
Historical Society of America to give credit where
credit is due, New York, New Jersey, South
Carolina, Rhode Island, and Maine celebrate
Verrazano Day
in honor of their Florentine
discoverer, Giovanni da Verrazano.
April 19
April 18 Today Americans celebrate
On this day in 1994, John Parker Day
Roseanne Barr Arnold filed in celebration of all of the minutemen
of the American Revolution. Parker was
for divorce from Tom Arnold. the American farmer who commanded
Mr. Arnold would later recall this day the Lexington militia on this day in
fondly as “the happiest day of my life.” 1775 at the historic Battle of
Lexington: the first military

April 20 April 21 April 22

Sadly, on this day in 1999, the Today, both Belize and It was on this day in 1870
deadliest school shooting in US history Hong Kong celebrate their that a great leader was born,
occurred at Columbine High Queen's Birthday, causing his nation to
School creating perhaps the only similarity celebrate
in Littleton CO: 13 killed, 23 wounded. between these two diverse places. Lenin's Birthday!

April 23 April 25
Today the citizens of Bermuda April 24 On this day in 1976,
celebrate In 1989, Massachusetts declares Cub centerfielder Rick
Peppercorn Day, today "New Kids on the Monday rescues US flag
the day of the Peppercorn ceremony, when officials
collect one peppercorn (the dried fruit of the black Block Day" from 2 fans trying to set
pepper plant) as rent of the Old State House in Saint and shouldn't everyone be a little
George. Perhaps in relation to this holiday, in legal
bit more like Massachusetts? it on fire.
terms, a peppercorn is a very small payment used to
satisfy the the requirements for the creation of a legal “And I'm proud to be
an American...”
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April 26 April 27 On this day in 2989,
In 1755, On this day in 1947, Iran protested the sale of
the first Russian university Babe Ruth Day "Satanic Verses" by Salman
was celebrated at Yankee Stadium Rushdie. Coincidentally, the country of
opened in Moscow. and through the United States. Argentina, where “Satanic Verses” topped
Yay higher education! Celebrate the Sultan of Swat today. the charts, ran out of money as well on
the same day.

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April 30 Today, 66 nations of the world
In 1991, Today, in certain cantons of Switzerland,
a cyclone struck May Day Eve or Maitag Vorabend celebrate Labor Day
brings the planting of the Maitannli or May but since the US is not one of those
Bangladesh, pine tree. Bachelors find these in the forest nations, we Americans refer to today
killing 139,000 and leaving and plant them in front of their sweethearts' as
10 million homeless. houses to show their affection.
The Day That Proves That
Tragic, but cyclones are pretty awesome. Where's my tree, honey?
America Is Better.

May 2
Today, Antigua, Montserrat, May 3
St. Christopher and the USSR This day in 1919 marked
celebrate America's 1st passenger May 4
Labor Day flight,
but since the US, again, is not among
traveling from New York to Atlantic
the group, today is known as
City.
Just Another Day That Proves
That America Is Better.

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December 17
Because you were born
December 18
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on this day, today is
December 16 on this day, today is
The Day of Mark!
Festivities all around. I love you!
The Day of Mark!
Festivities all around. I love you!

December 19 December 20 December 21

Because you were born Because you were born Because you were born
on this day, today is on this day, today is on this day, today is
The Day of Mark! The Day of Mark! The Day of Mark!
Festivities all around. I love you! Festivities all around. I love you! Festivities all around. I love you!
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on this day, today is
The Day of Mark!
Festivities all around. I love you!
December 25
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on this day, today is
The Day of Mark!
Festivities all around. I love you!
December 28
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on this day, today is
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Festivities all around. I love you!
December 31
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on this day, today is
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Festivities all around. I love you!
December 23
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on this day, today is
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December 26
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on this day, today is
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December 29
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on this day, today is
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January 1
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on this day, today is
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December 24
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on this day, today is
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December 27
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on this day, today is
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December 30
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on this day, today is
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January 2
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on this day, today is
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on this day, today is
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January 6
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on this day, today is
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January 9
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on this day, today is
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January 12
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on this day, today is
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on this day, today is
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January 10
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January 13
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January 5
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on this day, today is
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January 8
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on this day, today is
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January 11
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on this day, today is
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January 14
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on this day, today is
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on this day, today is
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January 18
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on this day, today is
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January 21
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on this day, today is
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January 24
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on this day, today is
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January 16
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on this day, today is
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January 19
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on this day, today is
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January 22
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on this day, today is
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January 25
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on this day, today is
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January 17
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on this day, today is
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January 20
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on this day, today is
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January 23
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on this day, today is
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on this day, today is
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on this day, today is
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January 28
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on this day, today is
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January 29
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on this day, today is
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January 30
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on this day, today is
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Festivities all around. I love you!
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on this day, today is
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