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Bake Cookies Day

Make a batch of your favorite biscuits, experiment with imaginative cookie cutter shapes or organize a bake sale for charity.

World Arabic Language Day

Like a melody from a distant land, this language dances with intricate calligraphy, inviting exploration into its rich tapestry.

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How to celebrate Dec 18th

Start your day by baking a batch of cookies. Not just any cookies, but creative and unique ones. Incorporate Arabic flavors like cardamom or pistachio for a twist. As the cookies bake, take time to appreciate the beauty of the snowflakes outside. Why not spend some time learning a few basic Arabic phrases to honor World Arabic Language Day?

When the cookies are ready, call a friend with the most cheerful “Buddy the Elf” voice you can muster. Spread joy and laughter through a silly phone conversation. While chatting, plan a future get-together centered around a feast fit for a king. Consider roasting a small game or, for a more budget-friendly option, a succulent suckling pig for National Roast Suckling Pig Day.

Later, take a moment to reflect on the experiences and struggles of migrants around the world. Research different migration stories and share what you learn with others. Perhaps cook a meal using recipes from various cultures to symbolize unity and diversity for International Migrants Day.

In the evening, gather your loved ones for a cozy and culturally diverse dinner. Allow each person to share their own migration story or express appreciation for the different backgrounds present. End the night with a toast to the power of language, the joy of food, and the strength of human connection. Cheers to a day filled with unexpected delights!

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National Roast Suckling Pig Day

A mouthwatering centerpiece, crispy on the outside, tender inside, its aroma filling the air - a feast fit for a king.

National Re-Gifting Day

Passing along the fun surprises we can't use — it's recycling with a sprinkle of unexpected joy.

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Hanukkah

The festival of lights — a time for family, delicious eats, and stories that remind of hope's enduring glow in the darkest times.

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Blue Christmas

While most people are at home opening presents, emergency workers are on duty, ensuring the safety of their communities over the holidays.

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Decembeard

Supporting bowel cancer research through facial hair growth, spreading awareness, and fostering solidarity in the community.

Gift of Sight Month

Our eyes are the windows to the world, and it's essential to cherish them. Protecting your sight is a gift for life.

Operation Santa Paws

Helping furry friends in need, giving a paw up to shelters, and being a voice for those who can't speak for themselves.

Worldwide Food Service Safety Month

Ensuring that your favorite eateries follow top-notch protocols behind the scenes for everyone's well-being and satisfaction.

National Write A Business Plan Month

Mapping out a roadmap for a venture, sketching the blueprint that transforms innovative ideas into thriving businesses, step by step.

National Tie Month

Spicing up outfits with those sleek, fabric accessories that effortlessly add a dash of personality and professionalism.

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