National Seashell Day is celebrated every year on the first day of summer — on June 21. This day encourages you to head to your nearby beach and admire the beautiful shells left behind by creatures, typically snails and mollusks. There are so many different types of shells that you can find on beaches, all you have to do is look. However, make sure you only pick up empty shells and not ones with creatures still living inside them. If you do find such shells, it’s best to release them gently back into the ocean. Get ready to head to sandy beaches where seashells await you!
National Weed Your Garden Day
Every year, June 13 is observed as National Weed Your Garden Day. Every good gardener knows that weeding is as essential to gardening as watering the plants or enriching the soil with fertilizers. Weeds grow very fast and if you are inattentive, they might even deprive other plants of nutrition and space. We recommend weeding regularly since it can become overwhelming if the garden is left unattended for long periods. You can also keep weed growth in check by using weed-free soil and not letting weeds go to seed.
National Kitchen Klutzes of America Day
National Kitchen Klutzes of America Day is celebrated on June 13 every year to celebrate all of us who have ever been a klutz in the kitchen. Many of us have dropped our best crockery on the floor or seasoned the meat with sugar instead of salt. If you have ever burnt a roast or cut your fingers while chopping vegetables, then this day is for you. It’s a reminder that all of us have been klutzes in the kitchen and that we should just have a good laugh about it.