
Here, for your early-planning convenience, are some of the more interesting days in November.
1
All Saints Day
World Vegetation Day
National Author’s Day
Zero Tasking Day
2
Plan Your Epitaph Day
National Deviled Egg Day
Look for Circles Day
All Souls Day
Cookie Monster Day
3
Cliché Day
Sandwich Day
Housewife’s Day
4
Waiting for the Barbarians Day
National Chicken Lady Day
Use Your Common Sense Day
5
National Men Make Dinner Day
Gunpowder Day
6
Saxophone Day
Marooned Without a Compass Day
7
National Bittersweet Chocolate with Almonds Day
International Tongue Twister Day
Book Lover’s Day
8
Cook Something Bold and Pungent Day
Dunce Day
9
Chaos Never Dies Day
10
Forget-Me-Not Day
11
Air Day
12
National Pizza with the Works Except Anchovies Day
13
National Indian Pudding Day
World Kindness Day
14
Operating Room Nurse Day
Young Readers Day
15
National Clean Out Your Refrigerator Day
America Recycles Day
I Love to Write Day
National Philanthropy Day
16
Button Day
Have a Party with Your Bear Day
17
Take a Hike Day
World Peace Day
Homemade Bread Day
18
Occult Day
19
Have a Bad Day Day
World Toilet Day
20
Absurdity Day
Beautiful Day
Universal Children’s Day
21
World Hello Day
False Confessions Day
22
Start Your Own Country Day
Go for a Ride Day
23
National Cashew Day
Eat a Cranberry Day
You’re Welcome Day
24
Use Even if Seal Is Broken Day
D.B. Cooper Day
25
National Parfait Day
26
Thanksgiving Day
27
Pins and Needles Day
Buy Nothing Day
Shopping Reminder Day
Flossing Day
28
Make Your Own Head Day
Red Planet Day
29
Square Dance Day
30
Stay at Home Because You’re Well Day
There are a number of sites out there with wonderful, wacky holidays. One of the best is http://www.brownielocks.com/NOVEMBER2009.html. I found some of the holidays at these sites, too: http://library.thinkquest.org/2886/nov.htm and http://www.rickroot.com/blog/1/2005/02/Bizarre-American-Holidays.cfm.