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National Frozen Food Day When : Always March 6 National Frozen Food Day celebrates all those yummy foods and snacks in your freezer. Sure, the invention of the freezer made this day possible. But, the methods and techniques of  preparing and freezing foods is what makes frozen foods taste great, look great and store in a frozen state until you need them. Imagine how your busy life would be if you didn't have a frozen dinner to pop into the microwave in between a late day at work and your evening event.  You'd have to stop and make a dinner from scratch! Thanks to the frozen food industry, you can (and should ) celebrate Frozen Food Day in true frozen food manner: Start your day with by popping a frozen breakfast into the microwave. For lunch, select among a wide array of frozen lunch treats. Take a trip to the grocery store to buy some frozen food, any will do. Dinner: If you are in a hurry, you're in luck. The selection of dinner entrees is seemingly endles...

Old Stuff Day Date When Celebrated :  Always March 2 When asking someone "What's new?" or "What's happening?", how often do you hear "Nothing really, same old stuff". Well, today, is Old Stuff Day, in recognition of this all too common response. It is suggestive of a boring time period, or a boring life style. ....how sad. Old Stuff Day is not a day to do the same old stuff. Rather, it's a time to recognize the boring nature of your daily routine, and make some exciting changes. Find new and different activities, projects, and hobbies. Attend an event. Do something, anything, different. You will be glad that you did! Origin of Old Stuff Day: Our research did not find the creator, or the origin of this day. Feel Free to comment and share with your friends! Feel Free to follow me @ Eliceivywrites.wordpress.com Please follow me on Twitter https://twitter.com/Eliceivy Facebook and don't forget to follow here on blogspo...

Have you ever googled "Free stuff for your birthday"? I did last year and I am a changed person.  So either go hit up google or keep reading,  And please if you know of something I haven't mentioned leave it in the comments so we can add it to someone lists and Happy Birthday!!! http://www.dontwasteyourmoney.com/birthday-freebies-get-free-stuff-on-your-birthday-this-year/ http://www.allyou.com/free-on-birthday/page2 https://www.thepennyhoarder.com/deals/100-places-will-give-free-stuff-birthday/ Feel Free to comment and share with your friends! Feel Free to follow me @ Eliceivywrites.wordpress.com Please follow me on Twitter https://twitter.com/Eliceivy Facebook and don't forget to follow here on blogspot.com for all my latest posts! Converstions With My Family Now on Amazon!

Name at birth:  Barack Hussein Obama II Barack Obama  is 56 years old Born:  August 4 ,  1961 Birthplace:  Honolulu ,  Hawaii ,  United States Best known as:  President of the United States, 2009-2017 Barack Obama served as president of the United States from 2009-2017. He was the 44th U.S. president and the first African-American president in American history. Barack Obama has spoken often of his multicultural background: his father was from Kenya, his mother from Kansas, and they met at the University of Hawaii. After his parents divorced and his father returned to Africa, Obama stayed with his mother and was raised in Indonesia and Hawaii. Obama earned an undergraduate degree from Columbia University in 1983 and a law degree from Harvard in 1991. He then joined the Chicago law firm of Miner, Barnhill & Galland, which specialized in civil rights legislation. He also taught constitutional law for 12 years at th...

Langston Hughes  died at  65 years old Born:  February 1 ,  1902 Died:  May 22 ,  1967  ( post-surgical heart failure ) Birthplace:  Joplin ,  Missouri ,  United States Best known as:  Author of  The Weary Blues  (1926) Langston Hughes published more than three dozen books during his life, starting out with poetry and then expanding into novels, short stories, and plays. He is closely associated with the Harlem Renaissance, the flowering of African-American literature and music in New York City following World War One, but he wrote poetry, books, and newspaper columns right through into the 1960s. Hughes’s work often spoke plainly about the lives of ordinary black people, which in later years earned him a reputation as one of the major black voices of the 1900s. His works include the poetry volumes  The Weary Blues  (1926) and  Shakespeare  in Harlem  (1942), the novel ...

International Dog Biscuit Appreciation Day Date When Celebrated :  Always February 23 International Dog Biscuit Appreciation Day is a day for the dogs. And, that's because there is no one else who can really appreciate the true value of a dog biscuit. They say "Every dog has his day". And, it will definitely be his day,when you give him some tasty dog biscuits. You might appreciate their value in pleasing your dog, as a reward for behavior, or enticing them to do a trick. But, the dog is the recipient of the treat. Celebrate today by giving your dog a few dog biscuits. Origin of International Dog Biscuit Appreciation Day: Our research did not find the creator, or the origin of this day. It wasn't a dog. It had to be a dog owner. In any event, it appears that holidays and specials days are "going to the dogs". Why this is an "International" day, we may never know. If you have any information about this holiday, please email...

Born:  c.  1860 Died:  January 5 ,  1943 Birthplace:  Diamond Grove ,  Missouri ,  United States Best known as:  America's great peanut innovator George Washington Carver was a celebrated botanist and inventor at a time when it was still rare for African-Americans to reach those heights. The son of a Missouri slave, George Washington Carver grew up to attend Iowa State University, earning a bachelor’s degree in 1894 and a master’s in 1896. He then joined the faculty of  Booker T. Washington ‘s Tuskegee Institute. Carver’s attempts to find crop alternatives to cotton led him to study and work with the peanut. Eventually he created more than 325 products from the humble legume, helping to create demand for the plant and establish it as a major American crop. Although George Washington Carver is often credited with inventing peanut butter,  it seems others had created that product before Carver began his...