January 17 National Day

January 17 National Day:

National Hot Buttered Rum Day  

Traditional hot water, sugar, butter, rum, and optional spices are used to make the beverage known as hot buttered rum. The beverage is frequently altered by adding milk or ice cream in place of butter, and occasionally by using coconut oil. The Hot Toddy is referenced in this cocktail. It was first used in colonial America, while its true origins are probably in Europe

Benjamin Franklin Day

Every year, on the anniversary of his birth, this Day is observed as a way to honour one of the most important Founding Fathers of the United States. Ben played a significant role in the history of physics as well as the American Enlightenment. Ben was knowledgeable about a wide range of topics. In the area of electricity, he has achieved amazing discoveries and hypotheses.

Cable Car Day

Anything that uses cables to pull the vehicles is considered a cable car. In regard to cable cars, it commemorates the original patent’s anniversary. Additionally, it is a day to recognise Andrew Smith Hallidie, a British-born American citizen who was instrumental in securing the patent. The day serves as a reminder to treat all living things with kindness, and cable cars are one such invention. 

Customer Service Day

Customer service is the assistance you provide to your clients to make their interactions with you simple and enjoyable. This assistance can be provided both before and after they purchase and utilise your products or services. Brands can demonstrate their concern for their customer service staff by participating in this Day celebration. Thus, they are able to produce their finest work and are inspired to win over brand-loyal customers.

Ditch New Year’s Resolution Day

If we are to trust certain folks, this Day may have begun with the celebration of the new year. The perfect day to abandon your New Year’s resolution and return to your old habits is today. Give up your resolutions or completely abandon them on this day so you can indulge guilt-free. We all make plans to start some new habits as a form of resolve when the new year begins.

International We Are Not Broken Day

Despite what society may believe about people who have experienced trauma, mental illness, amputations, physical scars, or invisible illnesses, today is an international holiday to honour the fact that “We Are Not Broken.” Broken denotes something that is no longer in good working order; trauma and disease do not imply that we are broken and never should be. 

James Leonard Tagle Gordon Day

In the Philippines, this day is observed as a national holiday in memory of James Leonard Tagle Gordon, a former mayor of Olongapo City. Gordon, a humanitarian with a focus on the needs of families, made the decision to start a charity that would help young children from disadvantaged homes. The day has unique cultural and political significance and is a public holiday in the Philippines.

Judgment Day

It is a joyful occasion that serves as a reminder that we are the best judges of our own actions and that we don’t need to wait until we are dead to understand what is good and wrong. We learn to avoid doing anything that will hurt other people when we have the freedom to be our own judge. The holiday is meant to promote harmony between people.

Kid Inventors’ Day  

The event celebrates the birth of the brilliant and youthful inventor Benjamin Franklin. He is the first known child inventor who developed Swim Flippers when he was just twelve years old. This day serves to inspire kids around to think creatively and come up with new ideas. The fact that some of the products we use on a daily basis were invented by children is something that many of them are unaware of. 

National Bootlegger’s Day

This day was established by Infinium Spirits to draw attention to its Templeton Rye whiskey in particular and to commemorate the end of the 13-year American prohibition era. With the commemoration of this day, we get the chance to honour the valiant bootleggers of the Prohibition Era who gave the hazardous profession a more romantic spin and helped turn many of them into legendary figures.

National Carolina Day

The historical figure Caroline of Brunswick-Wolfenbuttel is only one of many people with the name Carolina who have made their mark. She was the offspring of Princess Augusta of Great Britain and Charles William Ferdinand, Duke of Brunswick, who was born in 1768. She marries her cousin George, but soon after Princess Charlotte of Wales is born, they divorce. British folks who identified with Caroline and detested George were fond of her. 

National Charlotte Day

It honours all Charlottes around the world. It is thought that the French and English origins of the name Charlotte are largely female. Charlotte is meant to be liberating. The English author and poet Charlotte Bronte is one of many Charlottes with significant historical significance in the world. Among the canonical works of English literature are their novels. It’s a time to honour their distinctiveness 

National Hot Heads Chili Day

It’s logical to assume that one lovely day, all the chilli enthusiasts got together and decided to celebrate hot and spicy food. Given that people have always had a flair for using chilies in their diet, this makes sense. Indian, Chinese, and Thai cuisine frequently uses chilies. We can’t eat spicy food every day, even though most of us like it. This day is the perfect occasion to indulge in your favourite spicy food.

National Ta Day

Today’s educational system depends heavily on the work of teaching assistants, who improve the quality of instruction by providing individualised student support instead of class-based instruction. Their primary responsibilities include supporting students with a variety of learning activities, assisting the class teacher, and carrying out important administrative duties. As a result, they have a very satisfying career.

Popeye Day

C. Segar created the character of Popeye, and he first included him in a comic strip that featured his pal, Mr. Potato Head. Every year, this Day is observed in commemoration of the endearing fictional figure of the sailor who, when he consumes a can of spinach, appears to possess superhuman strength. Popeye constantly manages to find himself in awkward circumstances and is always eager to start a battle!

Printing Ink Day

To highlight the significance of printing ink in our daily lives, this day is observed during International Printing Week. To say the least, without printing, there wouldn’t be any books, news to read, movies to watch, ways to learn, or ways to complete trip paperwork. It was a great achievement to invent printing. The invention allows for the fast dissemination of information.

Rid the World of Fad Diets & Gimmicks Day

For the body, eating well is absolutely essential. It not only promotes health stability but also boosts physical activity-related vitality. This day is intended to raise awareness of the need for individuals to be more cautious when following a diet through the use of advertising that highlights dietary supplements that include risky and unproven medications.