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Unique Holidays: August 2022
Welcome to our series sharing Unique Holidays: August 2022. Would you take a look at the holidays being celebrated this month and let me know which holidays you most want to celebrate and why. Charlie and I use the prompts in our homeschool classes. So you will have to wait and see which holidays we most want to celebrate and why. Month Celebrations Admit You’re Happy Month Family Fun Month Dog Days of Summer – July 3 – August 11 International Pirate Month National Catfish Month National Eye Exam Month National Golf Month National Picnic Month Peach Month Romance Awareness Month Water Quality Month Weekly Events International Clown Week – always August 1-7…
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Food Holidays: August 2022
Welcome to our series sharing Food Holidays: August 2022. Today is National Raspberry Cream Pie Day. I don’t care for Raspberries and neither does Charlie. As for David I don’t know if he likes Raspberries or not. So were going to sit this holiday out. But do you like Raspberry Cream Pie Day and would you like to make a Pie for your family? National Raspberry Cream Pie Day Did you know Raspberries produce more fiber per calorie than any common Fruit? Including Prunes. There are over 200 species of Raspberries. Raspberries, as well as Strawberries, belong to the Rose family. Raspberries can be four different colors, although red and…
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Food Holidays: August 2022: National Catfish Month
I would like to welcome you to our series sharing Food Holidays: August 2022: National Catfish Month. I don’t know about you but Charlie and I don’t like Catfish. While David and my sister Debbie love Fried Catfish and would eat it all the time if they could. How about you. Do you like Catfish? National Catfish Month – August 2022 National Catfish Month in August is a feast to be had for 31 days. Catfish is enjoyed all over the World for its white meat and the versatility that allows one to enjoy Catfish in many different forms. Because Catfish is a freshwater Fish and consumes a whole grain feed,…
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