National Opposite Day (January 25)
“Yes” means no, pajamas become formal wear, and everyone lies about everything.
“Yes” means no, pajamas become formal wear, and everyone lies about everything.
Bold patterns come out of hiding. Minnie Mouse unofficially rules the day.
A salute to the humble can that changed food storage forever. Some people even turn them into art.
When everyone admits those gym plans were unrealistic. Guilt-free quitting encouraged.
The only rule is doing absolutely nothing. Overachievers struggle the most.
Part motivation, part wish-making. Some write goals, others just buy lottery tickets.
Nostalgia meets bath-time humor. Collectors own ducks dressed as pirates, doctors, and royalty.
That mysterious pile of papers finally gets dealt with. You’ll probably find snacks you forgot about.
A celebration of obscure vocabulary, terrible puns, and people who genuinely enjoy dictionaries. Scrabble fans take this very seriously.
The day when everyone shocks each other on purpose. Science teachers secretly love this one.