You’re Welcomegiving Day is observed every year, on the day after Thanksgiving. The day was created to remind people to say “you’re welcome” as a response to the appreciation that people showed during Thanksgiving. When people say “thank you,” the response is usually “you’re welcome.” After Thanksgiving, it’s time to celebrate You’re Welcomegiving Day.
National Craft Jerky Day
National Craft Jerky Day is an annual holiday celebrated on November 27. Craft Jerky Day is celebrated in honor of good old homemade jerky, and the simple jerky recipes passed down from one generation to another. Jerky is any kind of dried, thinly sliced meat that can be eaten without further processing. Jerky can be made with a variety of proteins, from cow meat to horse meat, alligator, camel, or even crocodile! Whatever protein you love, Craft Jerky Day has no limits on creativity. Its origin dates back to the early 1550s.
Independence Day of Bangladesh
The Independence Day of Bangladesh is celebrated every year on March 26. It is the national holiday of Bangladesh that commemorates the country’s independence from Pakistan in 1971. On the morning of March 26, 1971, Sheikh Mujibur Rahman declared Bangladesh’s independence from Pakistan, which were known at the time as East Pakistan and West Pakistan, respectively. The day is characterized by parades, speeches, fairs, and ceremonial events to commemorate that historic day in 1971.