National Doctors Day
The first National Doctor's Day was observed in 1933 because Eudora Almond, wife of Dr. Charles B. Almond, thought her husband deserved some solid recognition. Looks like someone was gunning for the title of Best Wife Ever.
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National Doctors Day
The first National Doctor's Day was observed in 1933 because Eudora Almond, wife of Dr. Charles B. Almond, thought her husband deserved some solid recognition. Looks like someone was gunning for the title of Best Wife Ever.
National I Am In Control Day
March 30th, 2012
The phones are ringing off the hook, the kettle's whistling on the stove, the kids got glue and glitter all over the new carpet, the copy machine is out of paper, and who dyed the poodle pink? Get a grip! Remember you are in control.
Take a Walk in the Park Day
March 30th, 2012
You can fit in a walk on your lunch break because this is one of the few physical activities you can do in your every day clothes! Though Barry from IT didn't get the memo. He insists on wearing tight shorts, knee socks and a half shirt.
It's rainingOriginally Posted by sportdawg
or misting heavilyIt's raining
sportdawg,
I think you missed National Cleavage Day. It is either today or yesterday.
I don't know why the Hallmark site missed that one.
I thought that went on a different thread. However, I do see two good reasons to post it here...or should I say, post them here?
Brings back precious mamerr ... I mean memories.
If I win the Mega Millions Jackpot....LA TECH will have a domed stadium next year.
I am going to win, but I will build a dome
I didn't win
The Eiffel Tower in Paris was inaugurated on this day in 1889. Since then its had more than 200 million visitors, many of whom had Dad force them to pose for pictures, telling them to 'Stand right there, now hold up your hand like this. No, like this. Like you're holding the tower in the palm of your hand. It's a trick photography thing. Just trust me. Don't be so difficult. The sooner we get this over with the sooner we can all go get some more crepes.'
Natonal Bunsen Burner Day
The Bunsen burner is that thing that sat on the shelf in your chemistry class that you always wanted to use in cool experiments requiring fire, but instead you spent all your time learning about the periodic table. The burner was invented by Robert Bunsen and, at its hottest setting, produces an impressive roaring blue flame.
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