Somebody Crocheted My Corn!

Don’t you think that tree needs a nice sweater? Get out your crochet or knitting needles and create one, because today is Yarn Bombing Day. Crochet a colorful sleeve right onto a bike rack, signpost, or telephone pole. Then end your day with an ear of roasted corn, for Corn On The Cob Day!

Herbs Add Flavor

Today is Herbs And Spices Day. Grow your own mint, and pick a leaf any time you want refreshing breath. You can grow herbs in a sunny window. Experiment with spices, like sprinkling curry powder on your grilled cheese. Fun fact; KFC follows only 11 people on X; 7 guys named Herb, and the Spice Girls!

Roll an Egg in Frosting

What do you get, when a chicken lays an egg on the roof? You get, an egg roll! R-O-F-L. Today is Egg Roll Day, celebrating the tasty fried appetizers found at nearly any Chinese restaurant. It’s also Frosted Cookie Day, if you’re looking for an idea for dessert.

Examine the Tip of a Ball Point Pen

Today is Black Cow Day. A black cow is root beer or cola with a scoop of ice cream in it. It’s also Iced Tea Day, another great drink for a hot day. While you’re enjoying your drink, celebrate Ballpoint Pen Day by writing about its invention in 1943, by Laszlo and Gyorgy Biro.

Look Closely

12-year-old Arabella Duffy likes the little things in life. She loves making miniature objects out of polymer and clay, and creating dioramas. Her tiny foods look so real, that she has earned thousands of dollars selling her creations online. Whether it’s a bite-sized strawberry shortcake, or an artist’s shoebox-sized studio, they’re miniature masterpieces.

That Looks Yummy

A grocery store in Thailand, had a big visitor. A wild elephant named Plai Biang Lek, wandered out of the Khao Yai National Park, and into the store in search of snacks. He helped himself to bananas, eggs, a sandwich, and sweet rice crackers. An elephant lovers group donated money to pay for his feast.

Nature Boosts Your Immunity

Playing in the dirt, can be good for your health. A daycare in Finland planted the yard with forest undergrowth, and let the children care for crops in planter boxes. After only 1 month, the kids developed healthier immune systems, than children who played in yards covered with pavement or gravel.

Otter Returns to the Wild

Last March, 2 otters escaped from a Wisconsin zoo. Ophelia was recaptured 2 weeks later, but Louie is still loose. Louie was born in the wild, so his instincts helped him return to living on his own. The zoo has confirmed that he is healthy, and accepted his decision to be a wild otter.

Show Us Your Best Duck Waddle

Quack-quack-quack. It’s Donald Duck Day! The beloved grumpy duck made his first appearance in a 19 34 cartoon. He’s been in even more movies than Mickey Mouse! It’s also Strawberry Rhubarb Pie Day. What a sweet way, to eat your daily fruits and vegetables! Is your name Earl? You deserve extra pie, because it’s Earl Day!

A Tardigrade-Sized Violin

The world’s smallest violin, can only be seen with a microscope. A team of physicists at Loughborough University created a platinum violin, that is smaller than the width of a human hair. Unfortunately, the violin is not playable, so you won’t be able to hear the world’s smallest violin playing for you.

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