I’m finding it very easy to roll into 2011. It’s quick to write, simple to remember and easy to say. I am confident that things are looking up for lots of reasons. People sent more cards this past holiday than previously and they continue to send them for the new year. If you haven’t sent your greetings, it’s not too late. The party is just beginning.
Just in Januar
y alone, look at all the holidays you might not have considered, until now.
- National Bath Safety Month
- National Blood Donor Month
- National Braille Literacy Month
- National Hobby Month
- Hot Tea Month
- National Oatmeal Month
- National Soup Month
Now I admit, I have never celebrated these holidays before, but it’s interesting to know they exist. Some of them at least.
It’s good to know that it’s National Blood Donor Month; go donate. You can check out the Blue Cross site to make an appointment to donate blood. Start the year off by doing something good for others.
There is actually a site for unusual holidays that you might want to check every month, just to keep abreast on the holidays. You never know when you will receive an invitation in the mail in celebration of National Soup Month. You wouldn’t ever know if I hadn’t told you. Now you know.
The monkey in the chandelier is a popular design for an occasion, especially any of the unusual holidays in January.
Happy New Year!
Here is our well known logo fairy, the design that introduced Letters from Lilly years back and continues to represent the announcement of new designs, products and stationery items on the horizon.
