Who Knew?:Five Holidays in September

by Shanel Joisil

The holidays can be fun and memorable. Whether you are celebrating with family, friends, or even by yourself, there is often something exciting to look forward to. But what about the holidays you didn't even know existed?

 Many of these holidays in September may seem unfamiliar or odd, but their recognition is well deserved. So just keep reading to figure out how you should prepare for these five holidays in September.

National Working Parents Day: Sept. 16

National Working Parents Day has already passed but it is one of those days that we can all take a minute to do something nice for our working parents. Whether it is giving them a hug, sending them flowers, or writing them a note, it can make all the difference in their day. We know that parenting is not easy, but it is worth celebrating every single day. So do not forget to tell your hardworking parents how much you love them today!

(Shanel Joisil)

Talk Like a Pirate Day: Sept. 19

Ahoy mateys! The only thing you need to know about this holiday is that it is an excuse to have fun and be silly. This holiday encourages people to speak in pirate, for the complete day! If you have an inner pirate hiding somewhere inside, now is the time to embrace it! This holiday encourages people to speak in pirate for the entire day, so get your best “Arrgh” ready. You can even dress up like a pirate if you want. This is your chance to go wild and have fun with your friends and family. So spread the word.

(Shanel Joisil)

World of Peace Day: Sept. 21

World of Peace Day is a day when people around the world come together to celebrate and reflect on the significance of peace. It is a time to think about human rights and society, as well as the impact we have on our environment. While this may seem like a heavier subject, it is still meant to be positive. Even as busy college students, we can all still do something small in our own lives to spread peace and positivity.

(Shanel Joisil)

The Autumn Equinox: Sept. 23

It is a fascinating time for mother earth, as we enter one of our most beautiful seasons. While the humidity decreases, the air starts to feel crisp. The moon will be shining bright on this night, so if you are looking for an excuse to get out there and enjoy yourself with some friends or family, mark your calendars.

(Shanel Joisil)

Good Neighbor Day: Sept. 28

Good Neighbor Day is the perfect opportunity to strengthen your sense of community, give back to the people closest to you, and be a helpful person. Being neighborly is an important part of building strong communities. Whether it is helping with yard work or bringing over some baked goods, there are plenty of ways to make your neighborhood feel like home on Good Neighbor Day.

(Shanel Joisil)

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