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8 Obscure July Holidays to Celebrate After the 4th

Written by Jane Scearce
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July 14th: Pandemonium Day

Pandemonium Day is exactly what it sounds like: a day to go nuts. It’s basically like the 4th of July, but with less America. Or more America. Possibly pandas? They all make no sense…which, on this day, technically makes sense. Go wild (safely).

8 Obscure July Holidays to Celebrate After the 4th
    Pandamonium/Shena Tschofen via flickr

    July 15th: Tapioca Pudding Day

    Ah, tapioca pudding; it either makes you want to eat a whole tub, or makes you want to blow chunks. Depending on which one is you, this day could go quite differently for some…

    8 Obscure July Holidays to Celebrate After the 4th
      Banana Tapioca Pudding/qlinart via flickr

      July 19th: Caviar Day

      Are you so rich you can afford to eat smelly, expensive fish eggs? Then this day is for you, my good sir or madam. Throw a Gatsby-style dinner party and invite all your posh friends over for some caviar. Yum?

      8 Obscure July Holidays to Celebrate After the 4th
        Caviar & Mother of Pearl/Renée Suen via flickr

        July 22nd: Hammock Day

        Do you really need an excuse to relax all day? Still, July 22nd falls on a Friday this year, so you might be thwarted by that whole job thing you’ve got goin’ on. You could always remind your boss of this extremely important holiday. Or juts call in sick, whichever works.

        8 Obscure July Holidays to Celebrate After the 4th
          No Hurry/Nathalie Babineau-Griffiths via flickr

          July 23rd: Hot Dog Day

          Didn’t get your fill of hot dogs on the 4th? There’s a holiday just for one of America’s favorite summer foods. And, in years past, some food chains have given customers hot dog discounts on the 23rd, so keep an eye out for cheap weenies.

          8 Obscure July Holidays to Celebrate After the 4th
            Hot Dog with Fries/TheCulinaryGeek via flickr

            July 24th: Tequila Day

            Not much needs to be said about this one, except a gentle reminder to order a cab and not plan to keep much of your dinner. Cheers.

            8 Obscure July Holidays to Celebrate After the 4th
              Tequila and Lime/Eric Diggers via flickr

              July 27th: Take Your Pants For a Walk Day

              We all know that taking your pants for a walk is part of a healthy pants-owning routine. Roll yourself out of bed, put on the pants you were most definitely not wearing, and go for a hearty stroll. Note: some sites across the interwebs list July 27th as Take Your Plants For a Walk Day. So, there might be some slight confusion. Or just some very well-exercised plants.

              8 Obscure July Holidays to Celebrate After the 4th
                The Sentry/Just Ard via flickr

                July 29th: National Lasagna Day

                What could be better than eating the deliciously melty, cheesy, pasta-y goodness that is fresh lasagna? Answer: a whole day dedicated to it. Invite people over to make some or eat out somewhere that has a world-class lasagna dish. Actually, just go out by yourself. More lasagna for you.

                8 Obscure July Holidays to Celebrate After the 4th
                  Meaty Lasagna/FoodThinkers via flickr

                  Featured photo credit: 4th of July Aftermath/Lee via flickr.com

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