Author Archives: Christopher Moshier

May 9th – A Day For Magnetic Letters

Magnetic Letters

Lost Sock Memorial Day Lost Sock Memorial Day is a lighthearted yet meaningful occasion dedicated to honoring those lone socks that have lost their partners along life’s journey, leaving behind a trail of unmatched pairs in our drawers and laundry rooms. On this day, we come together to reminisce about the vanished companions, share stories […]

Fintastic Friday

Sharks

Fintastic Friday Fintastic Friday is an annual observance dedicated to raising awareness and encouraging advocacy for the protection of elasmobranchs—sharks, skates, rays, and sawfish. Established in 2011 by WhaleTimes, Inc., this special day is celebrated on the second Friday of May each year. In 2025, Fintastic Friday falls on May 9. The primary goal of […]

May 7th – A Day To Pack Up Your Tea In Style

Packaging Day

Beaufort Scale Day The Beaufort Wind Scale, named after Admiral Sir Francis Beaufort who devised it in 1805, is a system for estimating wind speeds based on observed conditions at sea or on land. It’s used by sailors, meteorologists, and others to describe and communicate wind conditions. Good Directions Packaging Design Day Packaging Design Day […]

May 6th – Drink Tea and Eat Crêpes

No Diet Day

International No Diet Day International Diet Day is observed on May 6th each year. It aims to promote healthy eating habits and raise awareness about the importance of maintaining a balanced diet for overall health and well-being. The day encourages people to make healthier food choices, incorporate more fruits and vegetables into their diets, and […]

National Teacher Day and National Teacher Appreciation Day

Teacher

National Teacher Day and National Teacher Appreciation Day ​In the United States, National Teacher Appreciation Day and National Teacher Day are synonymous, both observed on the Tuesday of the first full week in May. In 2025, this falls on Tuesday, May 6. This day is part of Teacher Appreciation Week, which runs from Monday, May […]

May 5th – Mexican Tea On Cinco de Mayo

Cinco de Mayo

Cinco de Mayo Cinco de Mayo is celebrated annually on May 5. It commemorates the Mexican Army’s victory over French forces at the Battle of Puebla on May 5, 1862, under General Ignacio Zaragoza. It is not Mexico’s Independence Day (that’s celebrated on September 16). The holiday is more widely celebrated in the United States […]

May 3rd – Textiles and Koalas

Koalas

Textiles Day Textiles Day is a celebration recognizing the importance of textiles in culture, industry, art, and daily life. While there’s no single internationally recognized “Textiles Day” with a fixed date, various countries and institutions observe textile-focused events throughout the year. Celebrated on May 3rd each year, textile day honors the contributions of the textile […]