MAR 6, 26.. CLICK BAIT!!.. UNPLUG.. OREO COOKIES.. TRAVEL DAY..
CLICK BAIT ??
Click Bait by our very own NATIONAL TODAY!!
You all saw that, the other day on March the 3rd, the NATIONAL TODAY Holiday was the Alaska Iditarod Sled Dog Race. It was 100% totally wrong and incorrect. So like all of us, the staff at NATIONAL TODAY are not infallible. No.. Big.. Deal..
Here we go.
Today March the 6th..
RESPECT FOR VETERANS..
How on this good earth, myself and all of my immediate family members being veterans, could I NOT select the below NATIONAL TODAY Holiday??
“CLICK BAIT” ??
Day of Memorial and Respect for Veterans is celebrated annually on March 6 in the nation of.. Taa Daa .. Kosovo.
Where?
Smiling but NO CIGAR !!
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NATIONAL DAY OF UNPLUGGING..
This was the Number 1, top of the list, NATIONAL TODAY Holiday today.
NATIONAL Day of Unplugging Is a 24 hour period, running from sundown to sundown which starts on March 6th and continues into March 7th.
Do you have multiple cell phones? Yes I do! Constantly Snapchatting every move and find it hard to get through a meaningful conversation without adding to your story? No not really. Some of us increasingly miss out on the valuable moments of our lives as we pass the hours with our faces buried in our Smart Phones, documenting our every move through social media and shielding ourselves from the outside world, where real connections happen. If you notice these mannerisms in yourself, or your friends & family, it may be worth committing to the Global Day of Unplugging.
Nice concept, calm it down, BUT the world does not stop spinning.
To read more just click onto the below NATIONAL TODAY website link..
https://nationaltoday.com/national-day-of-unplugging/
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March 6th IS National Oreo Day..
We celebrate America’s number one cookie each year on its very special day, March 6th..
With crisp chocolate cookies and a creamy filling, these little cookies have captured our hearts and our stomachs. The Oreo was first introduced in 1912 and it has been the best-selling cookie in America ever since. We love to dunk them, twist them, and straight up take a bite. Here’s to the delicious Oreo!
Just in case you want to read more, just click onto the below link..
https://nationaltoday.com/national-oreo-day/
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TRAVEL DAY..
God Be Willing, and the Proverbial Creek Don’t Rise, today, Friday the 6th of March, Patti and I will “head North” to Lake Havasu City, Arizona.
We originally were leaving yesterday, Thursday the 5th. We then changed our departure date to tomorrow, Saturday the 7th. We even booked a room with check out being tomorrow. Then yesterday afternoon decided to head North today, Friday the 6th.
We hope to let you know we are home safely in our Saturday Post tomorrow.
Cap and Patti
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Feb. 2 was National Sled Dog Day according to the Iditarod website. So, there’s a day for them, just in another month.
You are 100% correct Gullible. As our Post dated February 2nd shows, Sled Dog Day was indeed a NATIONAL TODAY Holiday. Cap
I don’t understand why you think the Iditarod National day was wrong. Is it just because the race doesn’t start until later? That really has nothing to do with the National Days. That entity owns the domain name National Days, and can choose any day it wants. Actually, someone else probably paid to have March 3rd named National Iditarod Trail Race day, or whatever its name is.
Gullible, the NATIONAL TODAY Holiday for March 3, 2026 states this:
Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race takes place in the U.S. on March 3 every year
Are YOU telling me this is correct?? Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race takes place in the U.S. on March 3 every year
https://nationaltoday.com/iditarod-trail-sled-dog-race/
Cap .. Who has worked the race a few times dating back to 1998.
AH, I see now. I did not look at that page. By the way, the ceremonial start was today.
By the way, it was not necessarily wrong of the staff. As I’ve said before, people pay to name a day, so it could very well have been that person who got the date wrong.
Most of these “National Days” are marketing ploys or whimsical names, and have NOTHING to do with the ten national holidays named by Congress. “National Days” are not holidays. just, usually, a commercial gimmick.
The fact IS the NATIONAL TODAY website was in error Gullible. People who “name days” are not employs of NATIONAL TODAY Gullibe. Cap
PS: I worked it, too.
What on earth did you work Gullible?? Cap
Aha! I found the answer. The Iditarod traditionally starts on the first Saturday of March, so while it isn’t the correct day for 2026, it was correct in 2001, 2007, 2012, and 2018. And it will be correct in 2029.
Gullible I am confused. Did you go “back in time” to NATIONAL TODAY Holidays in 2001, 2007, 2012, 2018? What Oh What is 2029 about Gullible? We are talking about NATIONAL TODAY Holidays Gullible and NOT NOT NOT the actual Iditarod race itself!! Cap
I am pretty sure I ate Oreos when I was a child, dunking them in milk until they were soaked. I don’t remember ever eating them as an adult. They don’t look appealing to me. However I did try ones with the mint filling because I love chocolate mint and those were good. I haven’t seen them since but I don’t grocery shop anymore so they might still be out there.
I hope you travel day went off without a hitch and you’re nice and safe and warm and home right now.
I personally like to split open Oreo Cookies and lick clean the white icing filling then eat the chocolate cook halves. I have no recollection of them ever having mint fillings. Yes Kathleen our travel day March 6th from Phoenix home to Lake Havasu City did not have any hitches!! Cap and Patti
Mint are my favorite Oreos.
We will have to try the Mint Oreos. We can’t recall ever having one. Cap and Patti