National Lasagna Day –
Delicious layers of pasta and cheese and whatever else you like to
put in your lasagna. I prefer a meat filled lasagna but vegetables
are good too.
Rain Day – The history of Rain
Day is too involved for me to get into here so I will post a site
where you can read all about it. I will simply say that it involves
rain, betting, hats, celebrities and a Rain Day Prophet.
http://www.raindayfestival.com/history.html
National Chicken Wing Day –
Proclaimed in 1977 by Mayor Stan Makowski of Buffalo, NY, this day
has been celebrated with enthusiasm every year since. Apparently the
people in Buffalo REALLY love their chicken wings and eat thousands
of them every week. That is why they are sometimes called Buffalo
wings.
Cheese Sacrifice Purchase Day –
It looks like your goal today is to catch some mice so you need to
sacrifice some cheese for bait. I don't have an mouse to catch,
thank goodness. If you do, better get some good cheese so they are
very tempted.
Anniversary of the Army Chaplain
Corps – Celebrating it's 238th year of supporting
the faith of the armed forces with an incredibly diverse group.
There are a little less than 3,000 chaplains from about 130 different
faith groups including a Hindu chaplain and two Buddhist chaplains
who signed on a couple of years ago. I had no idea they supported
that many different faiths. They also have Muslims, Orthodox,
Jewish, as well as the standard Catholic and Christian denominations.
To celebrate today, bet someone a hat
that it will rain today, then get some chicken wings and take them to
the nearest Army base to share with the local Chaplain. Lasagna is
for dinner tonight and don't forget to bait your mouse traps with
cheese before you go to bed.
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