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2012
Bizarre, Crazy, Silly, Unknown Holidays & Observances

Stone= Ruby       Flower= Sunflower

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Visit the Pages We did Specials for this Month on:

4th of July History and Cartoon
History of Wimbledon and Cartoon
History of The Tour de France and Cartoon
History of the World Eskimo Olympics and Cartoon
The Apache Girls' Sunrise Ceremony and Cartoon
The History of the Niman Katchina and Cartoon

If you want "On This Day" in History information, go to The History Channel!
 They've got the best resource on the net.
Want to know if anyone famous was born today? Visit Famous Birthdays!
A great source of  past Song Hit of The Day is Bob Dearborn's Disc Jockey site.
Just log in any day on a search engine, and Wikipedia tells you both birthdays, events, etc. for it.

Because dates are tentative and also change a lot, I'm not going to  list the Indian Tribal Gatherings per month.
 But, here's a link to all the Indian  PowWows for the entire year!

Note: Special thanks to Patricia Schneider for letting me know about System Administrator Appreciation Day.
Special thanks to Sonjia Bradshaw for letting me know about A LOT of observances!
Special thanks to Elaine Carter for letting me know about Freedom Week
Special thanks to Kristina Grant for letting me know about National Parenting Gifted Children Week.
Thanks to Crystal Garcia for letting me know about Hallmark's Father-in-Law Day.
Thanks to Lori Schwabenbauer for letting me know about National Hot Dog Day.
Thanks to Saandra Lambert for letting me know about Teddy Bears' Picnic Day.
Thanks to Michael Sayers for letting me know about Paddle for Perthes Disease Awareness Day.
Thanks to Stu Cohen for letting me know about Merry-Go-Round  Day (aka Carousel Day).
Thanks to Tamara Muller for letting me know about National Zoo Keeper Week.
Thanks to Roger W. Hancock for letting me know about Buffalo Soldier's Day and Mormon Pioneer Day.
Thanks to Stan Park for letting me know about Collector Car Appreciation Day.
Thanks to Barry Foster for letting me know about International Kissing Day and Slurpee Day.
Thanks to Dawn Weyde for letting me know about National French Fries Day.

 

July Monthly Observances

Air-Conditioning Appreciation Days
(7/3 to 8/15)
Bereaved Parents Awareness Month
Bioterrorism/Disaster Education & Awareness Month
Cell Phone Courtesy Month
Dog Days
(7/3 to 8/11)
Eggplant and Lettuce Month Link
Family Reunion Month
Link
Family Golf Month
Link
Freedom From Fear of Speaking Month Link
Hemochromatosis Screening Awareness Month
Link
Herbal/Prescription Awareness Month
International Blondie and Deborah Harry Month
International Group B Strep Awareness Month
Link
International Women with Alopecia Month
International Zine Month
Mango and Melon Month
Link
National Black Family Month
National Blueberries Month

National Child-Centered Divorce Month
Link
National "Doghouse Repairs" Month
National Grilling Month
National Ice Cream Month
National Horseradish Month
National Hot Dog Month
National Independent Retailers Month
National Make A Difference to Children Month
National Recreation & Parks Month
National Share A Sunset With Your Lover Month
Link
National Wheelchair Beautification Month
Nectarine and Garlic Month
Link
Sandwich Generation Month
Smart Irrigation Month
Social Wellness Month
Tour de France Month
(Started 6/30 - 7/19?)
Women's Motorcycle Month

July Weekly Observances


*National Unassisted Homebirth Week: 1-7
Be Nice To New Jersey Week: 1-7
(First Full Week)
*Freedom Week: 4-10
Link
International Chicken Wing Week: 6-8  Link
Sports Cliché Week: 8-14
(Always Week of Maj. League Baseball)
National Farriers Week: 8-14
(Second Week)
Nude Recreation Weekend: 9-15
National Baby Food Week: 12-15
Wayne Chicken (Tribute to Chickens) Week: 13-15

National Parenting Gifted Children Week: 15-21 
Link (Third Full Week)
*Rabbit Week: 15-21

(Re: Magician Rabbits  The sponsor is Melvin Rabbit up in Canada. No website. But I found this: Link  )

Captive Nations Week: 15-21
(Always 3rd Week)
National Independent Retailers Week: 15-21 
Link
National Zoo Keeper Week: 15-21
Link  (Always 3rd Week)
Baby Food Festival: 18-21
National Ventriloquism Week: 18-21  Link
*Restless Leg Syndrome (RLS) Education & Awareness Week: 18-25

(Note: Different sponsor than the September 23 observance has.)

Garlic Days: 27-29
Link
World Lumberjack Championships: 27-29
(Last Weekend)
Single Working Women's Week: 29-8/4
(Always on the week that has 8/4 in it)

July Daily Observances

NOTE:  An * in front of the day means that the observance is on the same date every year regardless of the day it falls on.

Canada Day: 1
International Chicken Wing Day: 1
Link
*Second Half of The Year Day: 1
*U.S. Postage Stamp Day: 1
*Zip Code Day: 1
Rosewell UFO Days: 1-3
Link
*I  Forgot Day: 2
Made In The USA Day: 2

*Compliment Your Mirror Day: 3
*Stay Out Of The Sun Day; 3
*Fourth of July or Independence Day: 4
*Independence From Meat Day: 4
Indivisible Day: 4
Earth at Aphelion: 5
*Bikini Day: 5
*International Kissing Day or World Kiss Day: 6 
Link
*Take Your Webmaster to Lunch Day: 6
Carver Day: 7  Link
*Chocolate Day: 7  Link
*Father-Daughter Take A Walk Together Day: 7
*Global Forgiveness Day: 7 Link
Hop A Park Day: 7
International Cherry Pit Spitting Day: 7 Link (First Saturday)
International Day of Cooperatives: 7 (First Saturday)
*Tell The Truth Day: 7

*SCUD Day (Savor the Comic, Unplug the Drama): 8
*Martyrdom of The Bab: 9
International Town Criers Day: 9
(Second Monday)
*Clerihew Day: 10
*Don't Step On A Bee Day: 10
*Piña Colada Day: 10 
Link
*Teddy Bears' Picnic Day: 10
Link 
Note: I do not know why July 10th was chosen, because Jimmy Kennedy, who wrote the words to the song, was born on July 20. Link

*Bowdler's Day: 11
*Slurpee Day: 11
Link
*World Population Day: 11
Collector Car Appreciation Day: 13 (2nd Friday) Link
*Embrace Your Geekness Day: 13
*Gruntled Workers Day: 13
*National French Fries Day: 13
Link
Bald In-Bald Out Day: 14
(Second Saturday)
Grange Day: 14 (Second Saturday)
*International Nude Day: 14 Link
Cow Appreciation Day: 14 or 21 (?) Link  .
*Gummi Worm Day: 15  Link
*Saint Swithin's Day: 15 
National Ice Cream Day: 15
(3rd Sunday)
National Get Out of the Doghouse Day: 16 (Third Monday)
Global Hug Your Kid Day: 16
(Third Monday)
*Wrong Way Corrigan Day: 17
*Yellow Pig Day: 17
Link
*International Mandela Day: 18 Link
*Flitch Day: 19
Link  (Note: Some also say it's always the 3rd Saturday.)
Get to Know Your Customers Day: 19 (also January 19, April 19 and October 18)
*Moon Day: 20
*National Lollipop Day: 20 Link
Ramadan: 20
Celebration of The Horse Day: 21-22
(3rd Weekend)
National Hot Dog Day: 21 Link (Third Saturday)
Toss Away the "Could Haves" and "Should Haves" Day: 21 (Third Saturday)
Woodie Wagon Day: 21 (Third Saturday)
*Legal Drinking Age Day: 21
*National Penuche Fudge Day: 22
Link
Parents' Day: 22 Link   (4th Sunday)
*Rat-catchers Day: 22
*Spooners (Spoonerism) Day: 22
*Gorgeous Grandma Day: 23
*Hot Enough For Ya Day: 23
*Cousins Day: 24
*Mormon Pioneer Day: 24
Link
*National Drive-Thru Day: 24
*Tell An Old Joke Day: 24

*Carousel Day or Merry-Go-Round Day: 25
Link
*Thread The Needle Day: 25 Link
(Note: This is a traditional church game played in the Spring. It really can be played anytime.)
National Chili Dog Day: 26 (Last Thursday)
*One Voice: 26
*Barbie-in-a-blender Day: 27 Link
*National Korean War Veterans Armistice Day: 27
National Talk in An Elevator Day: 27 (Last Friday in July) Link
System Administrator Appreciation Day: 27 Link  (Last Friday)
*
Take Your Houseplant For A Walk Day: 27

*Walk on Stilts Day: 27
*Buffalo Soldiers Day: 28  Link
*National Day of the Cowboy : 28 Link  (Fourth Saturday)
*
National Milk Chocolate Day: 28  Link

Paddle for Perthes Disease Awareness Day: 28 Link  (Always Last Saturday)
*Lasagna Day: 29 Link
Lumberjack Day: 27 (Last Friday of the Last Full Weekend)
*Rain Day: 29 Link
Tish B'Av: 29
*Cheesecake Day: 30 Link
*Father-In-Law Day: 30
*Paperback Book Day: 30

 


July 2012
Moon Phases

3
Full Moon
2:52 pm
EDT

10
Last Qtr.
9:48  pm
EDT

 

19
New Moon
12:24 am
EDT

26
First Qtr.

4:56 am
EDT

Full Moon on  the 3rd  is called "Buck Moon" by Native Americans of New England and the Great Lakes because at this time of the year, the new antlers of the buck deer begin to appear. It's also called the "Thunder Moon" due to all the summer storms.

 

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