My Daily Bread Crumbs 04 Oct

Entry posted by sandrewn in Bread Crumbs 84 October 5, 2021

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October 4th - Holidays and Observances

(click on the day for details)

Christian feast day:
- Amun
- Francis of Assisi
- Petronius of Bologna
- October 4 (Eastern Orthodox liturgics)
Cinnamon Roll Day (Sweden and Finland)
Day of Peace and Reconciliation (Mozambique)
Independence Day, celebrates the independence of Lesotho from the United Kingdom in 1966.
The beginning of World Space Week (International)
World Animal Day

Observances (click on the day for details)

Improve Your Office Day

Fun Observances

Taco Day

Lettuce taco 'bout Taco Day. It's on October 4 and that gives you the perfect excuse to spend the entire day eating tacos.

A traditional Mexican version of the sandwich, a taco is a tortilla stuffed with filling. Usually made of corn or wheat, the tortilla can be filled with beef, chicken, vegetables, pork or seafood and served with cheese, cilantro or onions as garnish.

Different Kinds

In Mexico, tacos are generally associated with fresh tortillas, while in the United States, one can find many different types of tacos. Some of these include hard shelled tacos, made of deep fried U shaped tortillas; fried tacos, which are made by frying tortillas stuffed with filling; and tacodillas which is made by stuffing cheese between two tortillas and then adding a filling to the top tortilla.

How to Celebrate?

With tacos, lots and lots of tacos! Start the day with breakfast tacos - eggs, bacon and breakfast sausage wrapped in a tortilla. Have a vegetarian taco with beans, rice, jalapeño peppers and guacamole for lunch and delicious pork, beef or chicken tacos for dinner. Finish the day with dessert tacos - tacos filled with ice cream, fruit or cream and topped with chocolate or fruit sauce.
Experiment with the flavors of the taco filling. What about making some Korean-inspired tacos by adding some kimchi or an Indian version of the taco with some curried chicken?

Did You Know…

…that in 18th century Mexico, tacos referred to pieces of paper that Mexican miners wrapped around gunpowder to make holes in mines?

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Q: What’s the difference between a cat and a comma?

A: One has claws at the end of its paws,

while the other is a pause at the end of a clause.

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The military may have invented the Internet, but not all government schemes have worked as well. In  the ’60s, the CIA hatched a plan to implant a battery and a microphone in a cat so the furry feline could  spy on unsuspecting targets. The program was halted when, after years of research and millions of  dollars spent, the spy cat was run over by a cab.

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A woman walked into my aunt's animal shelter wanting to have her cat and six kittens spayed and neutered.

"Is the mother friendly?" my aunt asked.

"Very," said the woman, casting an eye on all the pet carriers. "That's how we got into this mess in the first place."

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