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Today is:
Kick Butts Day
I'm fairly certain that this is an anit-smoking day. Or rather, a quit smoking day. Which would be fine with me. Despite the shows that I watch and (anti)heroes that I like, I'm a non-violent person at heart. Honest.
Respect Your Cat Day
*snorfle* What kind of day is this? If you have a cat, of course you respect it. Cats demand that. Do you think there is the opposite day out there for cats, a "Respect Your People Day". Now that would be worth promoting.
Something on a Stick Day
I'm hoping this is really "FOOD on a Stick Day", because the word 'something' is just to vague for me to be comfortable using it. On the other hand, Fairs are perfect places for food on a stick. I believe that the Minnesota State Fair is known for it's "food on a stick", although even our little county fair has more than enough to keep you happy. I like most foods that come on sticks: Corn dogs, monkey tails, cheese cake. It's all good.
I've only been to the Wisconsin State fair and I don't recall food on a stick being a big thing. Cheese was, no surprise there. I also remember watching the showing of the Clydesdales. Gorgeous horses. Huge, but gorgeous. There were no sticks involved.
Kick Butts Day
I'm fairly certain that this is an anit-smoking day. Or rather, a quit smoking day. Which would be fine with me. Despite the shows that I watch and (anti)heroes that I like, I'm a non-violent person at heart. Honest.
Respect Your Cat Day
*snorfle* What kind of day is this? If you have a cat, of course you respect it. Cats demand that. Do you think there is the opposite day out there for cats, a "Respect Your People Day". Now that would be worth promoting.
Something on a Stick Day
I'm hoping this is really "FOOD on a Stick Day", because the word 'something' is just to vague for me to be comfortable using it. On the other hand, Fairs are perfect places for food on a stick. I believe that the Minnesota State Fair is known for it's "food on a stick", although even our little county fair has more than enough to keep you happy. I like most foods that come on sticks: Corn dogs, monkey tails, cheese cake. It's all good.
I've only been to the Wisconsin State fair and I don't recall food on a stick being a big thing. Cheese was, no surprise there. I also remember watching the showing of the Clydesdales. Gorgeous horses. Huge, but gorgeous. There were no sticks involved.
