Toss Away the ‘Could Haves’ and ‘Should Haves’ Day is celebrated across the United States on the third Saturday in July. This year, it falls on July 19 .This day was created by author and motivational speaker Martha J. Ross-Rodgers to encourage people to let go of the past and live in the present. To celebrate, get a piece of paper and a pen, jot down your regrets and then toss it out or burn it. Make a resolution not to live in the past. Your best years are ahead of you, so why give up now?
International Plant Appreciation Day
On International Plant Appreciation Day on April 13, plant lovers throughout the world get together to express their appreciation for these green oxygen machines. To properly honor this natural gift, the event also discusses the myriad benefits plants provide to the environment, such as improving air quality, creating small wildlife habitats, and making dwellings more visually appealing. Furthermore, this day occurs in spring, which is the prime tree and plant growing season. With 66% of U.S. houses already having at least one houseplant and an increasing number of worldwide families following suit, we are well on our way to a plant-e-full existence of greenery and clean(er) living. If you want to celebrate in style, check out our gift guide for plant lovers.
World Table Tennis Day
World Table Tennis Day is celebrated every year on April 23. It is much more than a game of skill. It can be a medium for societal change. It draws people together and gives them a peaceful, fun common goal. It is a healthy way to spend leisure time and helps to bring people together, making it a gateway to social inclusion. This sport can be enjoyed by all ages, allowing people of diverse backgrounds, genders, and skills to enjoy it together. It is also known as ping-pong. Although it is fun, this is also an Olympic sport where riveting matches are played.