bookof-daze

No one knows when Organize Your Junk Drawer Day first appeared on the Pug Bus calendar, though historians suspect it was created by someone who… Read More

For reasons no one can explain, Hauntology Day is observed the third Friday of July. It was established in 1987 by a Radio Shack in… Read More

Unread Sunday Newspaper Day commemorates one of our most enduring acts of optimism: buying an enormous Sunday newspaper while sincerely believing there will be time… Read More

Shirt You Never Wear Day is observed each year by people who own at least one shirt or top they have kept for a decade,… Read More

Few disappointments rival the letdown of Leftovers Surprise Day, observed by people who have ever opened the refrigerator expecting to see a righteous snack and… Read More

Dead Houseplant Amnesty Day is marked by small, private rituals: the removal of desiccated stalks from their pots, a moment of silence for the succulent… Read More

Few holidays evoke the lingering sadness of Unreturned Tupperware Day, observed each year by people who have surrendered their best containers to neighbors, relatives, and… Read More

Lock Your Door Day traces its roots to a small, unnervingly quiet town in the Midwest where nothing bad ever happened, until something did. Many… Read More