List of some Weird National Days

 List of some of the weird national days in the United States. Although many people have celebrations on these days, it is not known when these events were started. The list was compiled by clicking on weird national day facts and then checking each date back through history. Some other lists have gone even further and include public figures who are associated with weird national days. While the list may be fun to make, keep in mind that the truth may not be what you think.

April Fool Day:

April Fool's Day is a common fake holiday that is celebrated every year. Usually, this list is made up of names that rhyme with the English word "fool." A more amusing list might be "spoken Name Day," where participants choose a funny (and often false) name to spout during speeches or interviews. April Fool's Day is a fake holiday to give people ideas for fun things that can happen on other days. A list of the weird national days should be a list of things that never happen.

Valentine's Day:

There are some extremely popular traditions associated with Valentine's Day. One such tradition is sending chocolate roses to your partner on Valentine's Day. To make the roses more romantic, you can add rose petals and other dried flowers to them. Other dried flowers include hydrangeas, teddy bears, and chocolate kisses.

Halloween and Easter:

The most famous national day is Halloween and Easter. A lot of children love going trick or treating on Halloween. It is a popular day to dress up as ghosts, monsters, and other scary characters. While doing this, it is popular to pull out jack-o-lanterns and other scary decorations. The most popular item on these lists is the Jack-O-Lantern toy.

On Easter, kids and adults decorate eggs with hot dog carts, plastic bunnies, and other candies. People also love decorating windows with dried flowers and candy canes. You can add some seasonal decorations, such as leaves, wildflowers, and mushrooms as well.

August Birthday:

August birthday is one of the strangest national days in America. Mant people confuse this day with August 1st, but they are two different days. On this day in early August, Americans celebrate their latest addition to their family - a baby! If you are not celebrating this momentous event, then you will never know what it is.

Past on the fourth Friday of February:

Cremate the past on the fourth Friday of February. This national holiday is supposed to encourage us to look forward to the future. The idea is to make a "compulsory memorial" of the past. Some of the traditions associated with this day are burning pastel candles in a fire pit, playing the song "TAPS," cutting a decorative piece out of the pastel, and declaring the day as a day of remembrance. These ideas sound very solemn and can be very beautiful.

The weirdest day of the year is also celebrated strangely. American Thanksgiving is the first Thanksgiving Day that is not a holiday. Instead, it is the last day of October. It was created to compromise the two national holiday - the mid-term elections and the general election. Since no one wanted to go with the general election idea, the government made this popular last day of the year.