If Trump wants to help Americans
then he should continue helping Ukraine.
Giving Aid to Ukraine also means
giving good paying jobs to Americans across the United States.
Ukrainians fight for their
freedom and Americans make money to feed their families.
It's a win-win.
After 401 years Denmark’s
State-Run PostNord will still stop delivering letters.
Originally established in 1624 it
delivered 1.4 Billion Letters in 2000 and 110 Million Letters in 2024.
271,000 Danes (mostly the Elderly
and the Disabled) still send and receive regular letters including bills and
will be affected.
The last letter that PostNord
will deliver will be on December 30, 2025.
Trump is planning to remove the Legal Status of 240,000 Ukrainians who fled Russia’s War so he can deport them back to the warzone.
DOGE, Musk and Trump are also
planning on laying off 83,000 Employees from the Department of Veteran Affairs.
The destruction continues.
Last night Trump said that “any
person who kills a cop should get the Death Penalty.”
Yet on January 20, 2025 Trump
pardoned Julian Khater and George Tanios who murdered Police Officer Brian Sicknick
on January 6, 2021.
Sicknick was in the US Air Force
from 1997-2003 and then a US Capitol Police Officer from 2008-2021.
Trump pardoned the Killers of a
US Veteran and a US Police Officer.
I guess Trump only means Non-MAGA
Killers should be punished since they clearly mean more to him than a Police Officer.
Today (March 5, 2025) the United
States has stopped sharing Intelligence with Ukraine.
That is on top of the US already
halting Military Aid to Ukraine.
Last night Russia attacked
Ukraine with 181 Drones (many from Iran.)
Ukraine was able to shoot 115 of them down.
While 1 President cries about his
ego being hurt another President is fighting a War with real life and death
consequences.
As an American I support Ukraine!
The United States’ Stock Market is crashing so badly due to Trump’s Tariffs that will hurt Ordinary American (making us pay at least an extra $1,200 a year.)
It’s as though the Stock Market
is smart and knows the United States is being led by someone who went Bankrupt
6 times.
It would be nice if his
Swallowers saw the truth too.
What Is Ash Wednesday? Why and How Christians Celebrate It
Each year, Ash Wednesday marks
the beginning of Lent and is always 46 days before Easter Sunday. Lent is a
40-day season (not counting Sundays) marked by repentance, fasting, reflection,
and ultimately celebration. The 40-day period represents Christ’s time of
temptation in the wilderness, where he fasted and where Satan tempted him. Lent
asks believers to set aside a time each year for similar fasting, marking an
intentional season of focus on Christ’s life, ministry, sacrifice, and
resurrection. The 40-day period represents Christ’s time of temptation in the
wilderness, where he fasted and where Satan tempted him. Lent asks believers to
set aside a time each year for similar fasting, marking an intentional season
of focus on Christ’s life, ministry, sacrifice, and resurrection.
Who Celebrates Ash Wednesday? Have
you ever noticed how once a year, usually in February or March, there are a lot
of people walking around with an ash cross on their foreheads? You probably
knew it had something to do with Lent, but you weren’t sure why the ash cross
was significant. Or maybe, you grew up in a Catholic or Protestant
church that held Ash Wednesday services each year, so you’re already familiar
with the service but aren’t too sure about the history of Ash Wednesday and
Lent and what they have to do with the Christian faith. Read on if you want to
learn more about this important day in the liturgical calendar and why so many
celebrate Ash Wednesday and Lent! The observance of Ash Wednesday is
most common in the Western Christian tradition, including Roman Catholicism,
Anglicanism, and some Protestant denominations. Often called the Day of Ashes,
Ash Wednesday starts Lent by focusing the Christian’s heart on repentance and
prayer, usually through personal and communal confession. This happens during a
unique Ash Wednesday service. While most commonly observed by Catholics, Ash
Wednesday is a Christian holy day that carries significant meaning for all
Christians as a turning of hearts towards God in repentance and prayer. The
symbolism of Ash Wednesday and Lent is remembering our mortality, need for
salvation, and the period of temptation and testing that Jesus faced in the
desert. The name "Ash Wednesday" is derived from placing ashes on
believers' foreheads in the shape of a cross often accompanied by the words
"Remember that you are dust, and to dust you shall return,"
emphasizing mortality and the need for repentance.
What happens on Ash Wednesday?
During Mass (for Catholics) or worship service (for Protestants), the
priest or pastor will usually share a sermon that is penitential (expressing
sorrow) and reflective in nature. The mood is solemn - many services will have
long periods of silence and worshipers will often leave the service in silence.
Usually, there is a responsive passage of Scripture, usually centered
around confession, read aloud about the leader and congregation. Attendees will
experience communal confession, as well as moments where they are prompted to
silently confess sins and pray. After all of this, the congregation will
be invited to receive the ashes on their foreheads. Usually, as the priest or
pastor will dip his finger into the ashes, spread them in a cross pattern on
the forehead, and say, “From dust you came and from dust you will return.”
Where do the Ashes Come from,
and What do Ashes Symbolize? In many congregations, the ashes are prepared
by burning palm branches from the previous Palm Sunday. On Palm Sunday,
churches bless and hand out palm branches to attendees, referencing the
Gospels’ account of Jesus’ triumphal entry into Jerusalem, when onlookers lay
palm branches on his path. The ashes that are wore on the forehead on
Ash Wednesdat symbolize two main things: death and repentance. “Ashes are
equivalent to dust, and human flesh is composed of dust or clay (Genesis 2:7),
and when a human corpse decomposes, it returns to dust or ash.” “When we
come forward to receive ashes on Ash Wednesday, we are saying that we are sorry
for our sins and that we want to use the season of Lent to correct our faults,
purify our hearts, control our desires and grow in holiness so we will be
prepared to celebrate Easter with great joy” (The CatholicSpirit.com). With
this focus on our mortality and sinfulness, Christians can enter into the Lent
season solemnly while also looking forward in greater anticipation and joy to
the message of Easter and Christ’s ultimate victory over sin and death.
When is Ash Wednesday in 2025?
March 5, 2025
The History of Lent and Ash
Wednesday The history and beginnings of Lent aren’t clear. The term "Lent" comes from the
Middle English word “lente,” meaning springtime, signaling the arrival of
spring. According to Britannica.com, Lent has likely been observed: “since
apostolic times, though the practice was not formalized until the First Council
of Nicaea in 325 CE.” Christian scholars note that Lent became more regularized
after the legalization of Christianity in A.D. 313. St. Irenaeus, Pope St.
Victor I, and St. Athanasius all seem to have written about Lent during their
ministries. Most agree that “by the end of the fourth century, the 40-day
period of Easter preparation known as Lent existed, and that prayer and fasting
constituted its primary spiritual exercises.”
What is Fasting and What are
You Not Allowed to Eat on Ash Wednesday? Regarding the exact rules and
practices of Lent, those have changed over the years. “In the early centuries,
fasting rules were strict, as they still are in Eastern churches,” notes
Britannica.com. “One meal a day was allowed in the evening, and meat, fish,
eggs, and butter were forbidden. The Eastern church also restricts the use of
wine, oil, and dairy products. In the West, these fasting rules have gradually
been relaxed. The strict law of fasting among Roman Catholics was dispensed
with during World War II, and only Ash Wednesday and Good Friday are now kept
as Lenten fast days.” Generally speaking, fasting on Ash Wednesday
involves abstaining from meat and, for adults between the ages of 18 and 59,
limiting meals to one full meal and two smaller meals that together do not
equal a full meal.
Do Catholics eat meat on Ash
Wednesday? Catholics do not eat meat on Ash Wednesday nor on the Fridays of
Lent. In place of meat, Catholics often eat fish or other non-meat alternatives
on Fridays in Lent. Abstaining from meat on Fridays commemorates Good
Friday, the day Jesus Christ was crucified.
Is Ash Wednesday only for
Catholics or Protestants? Who can participate in Ash Wednesday? Catholic,
Orthodox, and many (but not all) Protestants appreciate and observe Lent.
Though Lent is not named or observed in the Bible, as Christianity Today notes,
“the path of Lent—prayer, fasting, and generosity over a period of time—is
heavily emphasized by the authors of and characters in the Bible, including
Jesus. The Bible commands a lifestyle of worship and devotion that looks
considerably like Lent. Therefore, while the word is absent in the Bible, the
reality of Lent is woven throughout the whole of Scripture, as we have
discovered.” Anyone can celebrate and practice the observance of Ash
Wednesday and Lent. What matters is your heart and attitude toward God. Lent
can be a beautiful opportunity to reconnect and recommit to God. In his
Gospel Coalition article Evangelicals Embracing (and Rejecting) Lent, Trevin
Wax gives us an important reminder regardless of whether we personally observe
Lent: “I hardly think the church is suffering from too much fasting,”
Wax says. “But I do think the church is suffering from too much
self-righteousness (and I include myself in this indictment). Lent – being
either for or against – can become a way of climbing up on to the pedestal.”
He goes on to say, “What is more important than the practices we take on is
the heart attitude behind them. If there’s anything we should give up this time
of year, it’s our sense of superiority either to those outside the church or
those inside the church who do things differently than we do.”
From September 1939 until December 1941 the United States was Neutral following the banner “America First.”
Because of that stance we were
surprised and unprepared when the Japanese attacked Pearl Harbor on December 7,
1941.
It took the United States several
years to ramp-up production to levels that could destroy Nazi Germany and
Imperial Japan.
The US should not make a similar
mistake in 2025.
The US can’t be Neutral in today’s
World.
We will either side with the
Western Democracies (like Ukraine, the UK, etc.) or we will side with the Axis
of Evil (Russia, North Korea and Iran.)
Everything You Need to Know About Mardi Gras 2025
Fat Tuesday, also known as Mardi
Gras or Shrove Tuesday, is a celebration that marks the final day before the
Lenten season begins on Ash Wednesday. In 2025, it falls on March 4. But what
exactly is it? When does it start, and what is its significance? Whether you’re
wondering, “What day is Fat Tuesday?” or searching for “When is Fat Tuesday
2025?” we’ve got you covered with all the details about this pre-Lenten
celebration.
What Is the Meaning of Fat
Tuesday in the Catholic Church? Rooted in Catholic tradition, Mardi Gras
marks the last day of feasting before Lent’s fasting and penance. The day
embodies the joy and gratitude for God’s gifts, reminding us to reflect on our
spiritual journey and prepare our hearts for the renewal and repentance of
Lent, a season which, in turn, is ordered toward preparing for the great
celebration of Easter.
Why Do Catholics Celebrate Fat
Tuesday Before Lent? Catholics celebrate to enjoy earthly blessings before
Lent, the season of spiritual preparation and sacrifice which begins the next
day: Ash Wednesday. St. Augustine of Hippo said, “It is not a simple
matter of living through forty days; Lent is the epitome of our whole life.”
What Are the Traditional Foods
for Fat Tuesday? Traditional foods include rich, indulgent dishes like
pancakes, pÄ…czki (filled donuts), king cake, fried foods, and savory meats.
What Is the Difference Between
Fat Tuesday and Mardi Gras? Fat Tuesday is the religious term, while Mardi
Gras refers to the broader cultural festivities leading to Lent.
How Is Fat Tuesday Connected
to Ash Wednesday? Fat Tuesday leads directly into Ash Wednesday, the start
of Lent, marking a shift from celebration to reflection and penance.
What Are the Origins of Fat
Tuesday in Catholic tradition? It originated in Catholic Europe,
particularly in France, during the Middle Ages as a feast day to consume rich
foods before the Lenten fast began. The French words “Mardi Gras” means “Fat
Tuesday.”
How Do Catholics Celebrate and
Prepare Spiritually for Lent? Catholics often indulge in richer, fatty
foods as a way to prepare for the fasting and penance of Lent. While the
festivities vary by culture, the focus is on community, joy, and preparing
one’s heart for Lent. These customs are cultural and not doctrinal, but they
can enrich one’s spiritual preparation for Lent.
What Are Some Family-Friendly
Ways to Celebrate? Celebrating as a Catholic family can be both fun and
meaningful. Here are some family-friendly ideas:
Feast Together: Prepare a special
meal with favorite dishes, emphasizing gratitude for God’s blessings.
Make Pancakes: Traditionally,
pancakes are made to use up rich ingredients before Lent.
Crafts and Decorations: Create
masks or decorations to symbolize the joy before Lent.
Family Prayer: Gather to thank
God for his blessings, intercede and atone for those who engage in licentious
behavior on this day, and reflect on the upcoming season of Lent.
Acts of Charity: Consider doing a
charitable act as a family, e.g., visiting a nursing home, to emphasize the
spirit of giving.
Why Do People Eat Pancakes on
Mardi Gras? Pancakes contain rich ingredients like eggs and fat (including
butter), which had to be consumed before the self-denying season of Lent.
Starting at midnight (March 4, 2025) Trump has ordered 25% Tariffs on both Canada and Mexico and 20% Tariffs on China.
It is estimated that the Average
American will pay an extra $1,200 Dollars a year due to these Tariffs.
Trump has paused American
Military Aid to Ukraine today (March 3, 2025.)
It is sad to see Trump (who was a
Draft Dodger during the Vietnam War) continue to destroy both the United States
and our Allies – especially in terms of the military.
It would be nice if more of his
Swallowers (Followers who have Swallowed his Kool Aid) would wake up sooner
rather than later.
84 years ago today (March 3,
1941) the Krakow Ghetto was established in German-Occupied Krakow, Poland.
15,000 Jewish Men, Women and
Children were crowded into an area meant to house 3,000 People.
Polish Catholic Pharmacist
Thadeusz Pankiewicz saved countless lives by running the only Pharmacy (called “Apteka
Pod OrÅ‚em” or “Under the Eagle Pharmacy”) within the Krakow Ghetto.
When the Ghetto was established in
1941, the Nazis offered to relocate Pankiewicz, as his Pharmacy happened to be
within the Ghetto walls. He refused, choosing to stay in the Ghetto until its
destruction in March 1943.
Pankiewicz’s Pharmacy aided Jews
in multiple ways, such as by distributing hair dye to make the Elderly look
younger. This was helpful because Jews deemed unfit for labor—such as the Elderly
and the very young—were often the first deported “to the East,” the Nazi
euphemism for Death Camps in German-occupied Poland – such as Auschwitz 37
miles away.
Pankiewicz and his Assistants also gave Parents
tranquilizers to quiet Babies when being hidden or smuggled out of the Ghetto.
The Pharmacy handed out bandages and medications, and Pankiewicz served as a
liaison between Jews living in the Ghetto and those outside its walls.
Due to its location, the Pharmacy
was often the last stop for Jews being sent to the Death Camps, and many left
their valuables there in hopes they could retrieve them later.
During the Ghetto’s final days,
Pankiewicz also created special hiding places in the Pharmacy to store Torah Scrolls,
which were retrieved after the Holocaust.
The building overlooked the main
SS assembly area for transports, making it easy for Pankiewicz to observe Nazi
brutality.
Published after the War, his Memoir provides
one of the only eyewitness accounts of what everyday life was like in the
Krakow Ghetto, as only 2,000 Jews imprisoned there survived the Holocaust.
After the Holocaust, Pankiewicz
was honored for his heroic work as Righteous Among the Nations by Yad Vashem in
1983.
Pankiewicz died in 1993 at 84
years old.
Caregiver Appreciation
Today is Caregiver Appreciation
Day. I was a Caregiver (taking care of my disabled and ill family member
full-time for 8 years) so I know how difficult it can be.
I received no outside help (from
Local, State or Federal Governments or any Organizations) and while I had help
online and over the phone from friends and family for the most part it was just
me doing all the physical work: driving to Doctor's around the State, calling
9-1-1 several times, having to rush to the ER, spending days in the ICU,
carrying them up/down several flights of stairs countless times a day, carrying
them to the bathroom, bathing them, feeding them, giving them their medicines
numerous times a day, running to the only Pharmacy in town to get the
medicines, using one hand to push their wheelchair down the market's narrow
aisle while using my other hand to push the cart, etc.
I also planned and helped them
travel around the US and the world to either see family or new and exciting
places (which was often much more work on me than it was a vacation since most
things are not wheelchair accessible.)
I not only worked making sure
they had everything they needed to survive, but I also helped them achieve
their dreams: starting a successful home business from scratch as well as going
to the Community College 1 hour away several times a week, even during
snowstorms, for a Baking Certificate (waiting hours in the hallway as she was
in class.)
All of that was on top of the
normal everyday errands: shopping, mowing, shoveling, taking care of the dogs,
checking-in on friends and family, etc.
At the end of those 8 years I was
also their Home Hospice Caregiver. I didn't leave their side for their last 50
hours and was next to them as them passed away.
It was a lot of very hard work
and I had to give up many things (a job I was working at as well as future job
opportunities, a social life, etc.) but the only alternative was putting her in
an Assisted-Living Home and that was never an option.
Even with what I know now I would
still immediately make the decision to drop everything and be a Caregiver for a
friend or family member (it's also why I would never and will never ask anyone
else to be my Caregiver.)
There are thousands of Caregivers
(both Professionals that are paid and non-Professionals - like I was - who
aren't) that work hard to take care of strangers or loved ones. Take a minute to thank them and see if they
need anything. Just because they don't ask for it doesn't mean they don't need
it.
Ukraine was one of the 136
Countries that helped the United States after 9-11.
Ukraine also sent 1,690 Troops to
the Iraq War as part of the United States’ Coalition of the Willing from August
2003 until December 2008.
18 Ukrainian Soldiers were killed
and 40 Ukrainian Soldiers were wounded there.
Ukraine also sent Troops to
Afghanistan as part of the United States’ International Security Assistance
Force (from 2001-2014) and Resolute Support (from 2014-2021.)
Ukraine continued to send troops
to help the United States and NATO even after Russia invaded and occupied parts
of Crimea and eastern Ukraine (since 2014.)
Ukraine has NEVER asked for any
payback for their support to the United States.
Also President Zelenskyy has
thanked American Politicians and the American People 33 times since February
2022.
European countries attending the
Emergency Summit in London on March 2, 2025.
At a Summit Meeting in London,
European leaders, Canada and Turkey pledged to continue military support for
Ukraine, two days after a disastrous meeting of Ukrainian President Zelenskyy
with U.S. President Donald Trump at the White House.
Americans and the World have seen
Trump as Putin’s Puppet and he can’t be relied on to help us or any of our
Allies.
Kremlin Spokesperson Dmitry
Peskov said that Foreign Policies under US President Donald Trump “largely
coincide” with the Kremlin’s.
“The new [US] administration is
rapidly changing all foreign policy configurations. This largely coincides with
our vision,” Peskov said in a commentary for the “Moscow. Kremlin. Putin”
program on the Rosiya-1 TV Channel, according to Russian state media TASS.
In his comments, Peskov also
noted how the US, alongside Russia, voted against a Ukraine-backed Resolution
condemning Moscow’s invasion at the UN General Assembly in a historic move.
Trump’s Rapprochement with
Moscow, alongside his public spat with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky
that culminated in an in-person argument live on TV on Friday, has prompted
concerns that the US is now aligned with Moscow in the latter’s invasion of
Ukraine.
Trump has become Putin’s Puppet
and is not trying to make America Great Again, but is trying to make Russia
Great Again.
Trump also sided with Iran and
North Korea.
I guess those of you Americans
who don't already speak Russian (like I do) should start learning it now.
To be clear: I started learning
Russian to impress a Girl and became Fluent in it for future work.
"The Sound of Music"
came out 60 years ago today (March 2, 1965.)
It stars Julie Andrews and
Christopher Plummer, Richard Haydn, Peggy Wood, Charmian Carr, and Eleanor
Parker.
Ukrainian President Zelenskyy and
Britian’s King Charles III meeting today (March 2, 2025) in London, the United
Kingdom.
These are how 2 Great Leaders
meet.
Leaders from Canada and the
European Union with Ukraine today (March 2, 2025) in London, the United
Kingdom.
From Yahoo/People:
“Donald Trump Makes English
the Official Language of U.S. for First Time in Nation's History”
Donald Trump has declared English
as the official language of the United States. On Saturday, March 1, the
president signed his latest executive order, naming English as the national
language. It marks a first in the nearly 250-year history of the U.S. — a
country where residents speak more than 350 languages. The executive order
begins: "From the founding of our Republic, English has been used as our
national language. Our Nation's historic governing documents, including the
Declaration of Independence and the Constitution, have all been written in
English. It is therefore long past time that English is declared as the
official language of the United States." "A nationally designated
language is at the core of a unified and cohesive society, and the United
States is strengthened by a citizenry that can freely exchange ideas in one
shared language," the order continues. Trump goes on to note that a policy
of encouraging new Americans to learn and adopt the national language will
"make the United States a shared home." The order also states:
"To promote unity, cultivate a shared American culture for all citizens,
ensure consistency in government operations, and create a pathway to civic
engagement, it is in America's best interest for the Federal Government to designate
one — and only one — official language."
While multiple states have
designated English as their own official language, the nation itself has never
done so. Republicans have previously tried to declare English as the official
language of the U.S. in Congress but have been repeatedly unsuccessful, with
attempts as recently as 2023. Trump's latest executive order rescinds a 2000
federal mandate from President Bill Clinton that required the government and
agencies that receive federal funding to offer language assistance to
non-English speakers. Trump — whose administration previously removed the
Spanish-language version of the White House website, per The Associated Press —
spoke negatively about the practicing of multiple languages in the U.S. during
last year's Conservative Political Action Conference. “We have languages coming
into our country. We don’t have one instructor in our entire nation that can
speak that language,” Trump said, per The Independent. “These are languages —
it’s the craziest thing — they have languages that nobody in this country has
ever heard of. It’s a very horrible thing."
^ Someone who only governs by Executive
Order rather than by Law is not really governing. ^
I know we have a lot more to endure while MAGA, DOGE and Trump destroy America.
After verbally assaulting
Zelenskyy for no reason Trump flew to Florida and played Golf - in the Gulf of
Mexico 🙂
Vance flew to Vermont to ski
where he came across lots of Protesters against him.
Zelenskyy flew to London to meet
a real Leader before he meets with other European Leaders who support Ukraine
rather than being Putin's Puppet like Trump is.
Zelenskyy will then go back to
war-torn Ukraine to continue to defend his country from Russia while Trump and
Vance will go back to DC to continue to defend Russia and destroy the US.
Instead of Making America Great
Trump and Vance are making Russia Great Again (even voting with Russia, Iran
and North Korea) while destroying what is good in America.
This is what true Leadership
looks like.
This is President Zelenskyy in
London today meeting the British Prime Minister Keir Starmer.
Trump and Vance could learn a
thing or two (or three.)
Military Women
March is Women's History Month. More than
2310,000 Women serve on Active Duty in the U.S. Military.
There are an estimated 2 Million
Female US Veterans (and they have served in every American War since 1776 –
officially and unofficially.)
No official records for American
Women serving during the Revolution, but we know they did.
20,000 American Women served
during the Civil War (1,000 disguised themselves as Men and Actively Fought).
3,000 American Women served
during World War 1 (there were 403 in 1917 and 3,000 by 1918.) This is the
first time Women were openly allowed to serve.
350,000 American Women served
during World War 2. 432 were killed in the Line of Service and 88 became POWs.
120,000 American Women served
during the Korean War.
265,000 American Women served
during the Vietnam War with 11,000 inside South Vietnam. It was the first time
Women could become Generals (1967) and Lead Command Units that also had Men in
them (1972.)
40,000 American Women were
deployed during the Gulf War.
In 1994, American Women were
allowed to serve in all non-combat areas of the Military.
Since 2013, American Women have
been able to officially serve in Combat.
More than 300,000 American Women
served in Iraq and Afghanistan.
As of 2025 there are 231,741
Women on Active-Duty (or 17%) and 171,000 in the National Guard and the
Reserves (of 24%.)
March 2025 Calendar with Holidays
March Holidays - Monthly
Celebrations
Irish American Heritage Month
Music in Our Schools Month
National Celery Month
Craft Month
Frozen Food Month
National Irish American Heritage
Month-
National Nutrition Month
Peanut Month
Red Cross Month
Social Workers Month
Women’s History Month
Weekly Events in March
Celebrate Your Name Week – the
first full week of March
National Bubble Week – the second
week of the month
Crochet Week – the second week of
the month
Leprechaun with Pot of Gold
March 2025 Calendar with
Holidays
March 1
National Pig Day
Peace Corps Day
Peanut Butter Lovers’ Day
Plan a Solo Vacation Day
Ramadan
World Compliment Day
March 2
Namesake Day
Old Stuff Day
Oscar Night
Reuben Grill Day
March 3
Caregiver Appreciation Day
I Want You to Be Happy Day
If Pets Had Thumbs Day
National Anthem Day
Peach Blossom Day
March 4
Holy Experiment Day
Hug a GI Day
Mardi Gras / Fat Tuesday
National Snack Day
March 5
Ash Wednesday
National Cheese Doodle Day
Multiple Personality Day
March 6
National Frozen Food Day
National Oreo Cookie Day
March 7
Crown Roast of Pork Day
Employee Appreciation Day
National Cereal Day
National Salesperson Day
Plant Power Day
World Day of Prayer
March 8
Be Nasty Day
Genealogy Day
International Fanny Pack Day
International (Working) Women’s
Day
National Proofreading Day
March 9
Daylight Savings begins at 2:00
a.m.
Barbie Day
Get Over It Day
Panic Day
March 10
International Day of Awesomeness
International Find a Pay Phone
Booth Day
Middle Name Pride Day
March 11
Johnny Appleseed Day
Worship of Tools Day
Girl Scouts Day
Plant a Flower Day
March 13
Ear Muff Day
Jewel Day
Popcorn Lover’s Day
Smart & Sexy Day
March 14
Learn about Butterflies Day
National Potato Chip Day
National Pi Day
March 15
Buzzards Day
Corn Dog Day
Dumbstruck Day
Everything You Think Is Wrong Day
Ides of March
International Sports Car Racing
Day
National Quilting Day
National / World Agriculture Day
March 16
Everything You Do is Right Day
Freedom of Information Day
Giant Panda Bear Day
Corned Beef and Cabbage Day
March 17
Corned Beef and Cabbage Day
Saint Patrick’s Day
March 18
Awkward Moments Day
Goddess of Fertility Day
Supreme Sacrifice Day
Tea for Two Tuesday
March 19
Let’s Laugh Day
Poultry Day
March 20
Earth Day
Extraterrestrial Abductions Day
International Day of Happiness
International Earth Day
Proposal Day
Spring (Vernal) Equinox
World Sparrow Day
March 21
Credit Card Reduction Day
Fragrance Day
World Poetry Day
March 22
As Young As You Feel Day
National Goof Off Day
March 23
Chip and Dip Day
Melba Toast Day
National Chia Day
National Puppy Day
Near Miss Day
March 24
National Cheesesteak Day
National Chocolate Covered Raisin
Day
March 25
Feast of the Annunciation
Pecan Day
International Waffle Day
March 26
Live Long and Prosper Day
Make Up Your Own Holiday Day
National Spinach Day
March 27 National “Joe”
Day
March 28
Something on a Stick Day
Weed Appreciation Day
March 29
National Mom and Pop Business
Owners Day
Smoke and Mirrors Day
World Piano Day
March 30
I am in Control Day
National Doctor’s Day
Take a Walk in the Park Day
Turkey Neck Soup Day
March 31
Bunsen Burner Day
Dia del Taco – In Mexico.
National Clam on the Half Shell
Day
National Crayon Day
World Backup Day
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