MDBCs 27 Apr 2023
April 27th 2023 - Holidays and Observances
(click on the day for details)
- Christian feast days:
- Day of Russian Parliamentarism (Russia)
- Day of the Uprising Against the Occupying Forces (Slovenia)
- Flag Day (Moldova)
- Freedom Day (South Africa)
- Independence Day, celebrates the independence of Sierra Leone from United Kingdom in 1961.
- Independence Day, celebrates the independence of Togo from France in 1960.
- King's Day (Netherlands, Aruba, Curaçao, Sint Maarten) (celebrated on April 26 if April 27 falls on a Sunday)
- National Veterans' Day (Finland)
Observances (click on the day, BD, or week for details)
American Immigration Lawyers Association Day of Action
Autism Super Mom Day
Babe Ruth Day
Free Feral Cat Spay Day
Gathering of Nations (Pow Wow)
International Donor Conception Awareness Day
International Girls In ICT Day
Koningsdag
Lapu Lapu Day
National Prime Rib Day
Love Your Thighs Day
Mantanzas Mule Day
Marine Mammal Rescue Day
Morse Code Day
National Pneumatics Day
National Alicia Day
National Patricia Day
National Devil Dog Day
National Little Pampered Dog Day
National Support Teen Literature Day
National Teach Children To Save Day
National Tell A Story Day
Order of National Artists
Woody Woodpecker Day
World Design Day
World Tapir Day
Thank you Thursday
Stop Food Waste Day
Melinda Melrose’s Birthday
Patrick Stump’s Birthday
Lizzo’s Birthday
Fun Observances
Take Our Daughters and Sons to Work Day
Take Our Daughters and Sons to Work Day is celebrated every year on the fourth Thursday in April.
The day, now run by Take Our Daughters and Sons to Work Foundation, encourages parents to take their children to work so that they can understand the meaning of work-life balance and pride in one's work.
Without Gender Limitations
According to the Foundation’s website, the day “encourages girls and boys to dream without gender limitations and to think imaginatively about their family, work and community lives”.
The day is celebrated on a Thursday so that kids can share their experiences in school the next day.
First for Girls
The day was first created by Gloria Steinem and the Ms. Foundation for Women in 1993 as Take Our Daughters to Work Day in recognition of the fact that young girls were often excluded from certain professions and had limited job opportunities.
The unofficial holiday aimed to give girls the opportunity to see different workspaces and environments. In 2003, boys were also included in the celebration of the day.
How to Celebrate?
- Take your child to work.
- If you do not have children, maybe take your niece or nephew or a friends’ kid to work. Make sure you inform your employers that you will be bringing a child to work so that your colleagues can make the workspace child-friendly. Have exercise and activities ready for the children, so they don’t get bored.
Did You Know…
… that according to some studies, birth order can explain what professions children will choose when they grow up? Firstborns tend to take on professions that require higher education while the youngest kids prefer artistic careers.
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A neighborhood photography studio offered a special that few could resist.
The sign read, "Now Shooting Seniors for Free."
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One diagnostic-imaging center claims that its high-tech medical procedures are second to none.
The center's newspaper advertisement proclaimed,
CT Colonoscopy: No Scope, No Sedation, No Recovery.
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During his fourth week of basic training, my grandson was able to make a brief phone call to me. He said he was attending church on base every week, which I was pleased to hear.
"Everyone goes to church here," he added. "It's the only place we don't get yelled at."
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How come married women are heavier than single women?
A single woman goes home, sees what's in the fridge, and goes to bed. A married woman sees what's in bed and goes to the fridge.
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When my ex-Marine father-in-law was at my house, our six-year-old neighbor came by to play with my kids.
I asked her if she knew who he was. She looked up at him with her big blue eyes and said, "I don't remember what his name is, but I know he used to be a submarine."
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