Monkey Day a day to celebrate a wild popular animal the monkey. #MonkeyDay

Gingerbread House Day – Now there is a day set aside for a favorite Christmas pastime, when families get together and build a Gingerbread House.

The Tradition of the Christmas Pickle – This blog post discusses the Christmas Pickle plus I share with you a FREE Printable Version. #ChristmasPickle

We must be like Rudolph and shine our light before others. Remember the light of Christ shines the brightest in the darkest areas. #Rudolph

National Cotton Candy Day – Here is a day for that yummy fluffy sugary fair treat … Cotton Candy! #CottonCandyDay #CottonCandy

The First King Size Bed. With images of the first king size bed. #kingsizebed

The History of Christmas Lights – Holiday celebrants employ Christmas lights in various ways. Certain individuals may be content to hang lights on their Christmas trees and call their decorating complete. Others may get their holiday jollies by making sure each square inch of their home is covered in twinkling lights. Still, other people prefer the more subdued effect of lights framing one picture window of the house.

The colors of Christmas are often taken for granted, and many celebrants are unaware of how these colors became symbols of the Christmas season and why they remain so to this day. There are many colors we see a lot during Christmas. So what are the colors of Christmas and what to they mean? #Christmas #ChristmasColors #ColorsofChristmas

National Cookie Day is Friday, December 4. Find out a little bit about this “unofficial” holiday, plus some information about cookies and even places to score a free cookie. #NationalCookieDay

National Sock Day – Yes there is a day for those socks we put on our feet to keep them warm. #SockDay

Santa’s List Day – He’s checking his list, he’s checking it twice. He’s gonna find out who’s been naught or nice.

Let’s Hug Day – an embracing holiday to hug. So go hug your family, friends, pets, etc. Benefits of Hugs. #Hugs #LetsHugDay

From Courageous Christian Father and my family to yours. I want to wish you a Happy Thanksgiving. Give God thanks for what you have and what you don’t have. #thanksgiving #HappyThanksgiving

Small Business Saturday – a day set aside to support your local small business in your community. (We should support them daily, not just one day a year). #SmallBusinessSaturday

This is the December – 31 Day Scripture Writing Plan by Sweet Blessings. You can take 31 Days and write down those verses for that day. #Bgbg2

National Mason Jar Day – Those glass containers that often is used for canning foods is also a great accent piece for crafts and decorations. It has it’s own holiday! #MasonJar #MassonJarDay

Tips for preparing to cook your turkey for Thanksgiving. A good entertainment plan that saves time and money is something to be truly thankful for. With the right plan, all that cooks will need to do on Thanksgiving Day is put dishes into the oven and remove them when they are done. A few hints from professional chef Jim Coleman can help you save money while affording you more time to spend with your guests. Now with a free printable version! #Turkey #Thanksgiving #TurkeyTips #Recipe

How grateful are we when we just spent a day of Thanksgiving and being thankful to a day of greed and fighting over a lower priced item for Black Friday. #BlackFriday #BigFriday

National French Toast Day – one of my favorite breakfast items has it’s own day … The French Toast! #FrenchToastDay #FrenchToast

Plaid Friday is an effort to encourage holiday shoppers to shop local on the day after Thanksgiving, a day that many know as “Black Friday.” Conceptualized in Oakland, CA, Plaid Friday has spread beyond northern California to cities across the United States. #PlaidFriday #BlackFriday