There is so much to be inspired by as art is everywhere, like nature, writing and acting. Observe the world and the many mediums of art and see how it makes you feel!

Hot chocolate originated in 500 BC with the Mayans and Aztecs creating this beverage with cocoa seeds, cornmeal, water, and peppers. Savor the sweetness of this hot beverage!

Creating a space and time for reading can make it more fun and something to look forward to. Research has indicated that reading before going to bed can positively affect your quality of sleep.

The value of National Thesaurus Day will help us expand our vocabulary, which in turn will help people of all ages to learn and to help in telling a better story: an asset to anyone who writes.

Short films are unique with creative freedom, emotional impact, and they serve as a platform for emerging talent. With versatile storytelling, they are accessible and affordable.

For many people, a horse is the love of one’s life, and riding, competing in a variety of sports, and the connection with one of these animals is heartwarming. This love can be unstoppable.

Black Friday kicks off the holiday shopping season with deals and discounts galore. Remember it's not just about snagging the best bargains; it’s also about the joy of giving to others.

The principles of Use Less Stuff Day are environmentally conscious purchases, practicality, and necessity. Be mindful about your purchases and invest more care into the gifts you share.

Men Make Dinner Day was created with 3 intentions: creating an encouraging environment for men to try cooking, helping men to enjoy cooking, and giving women a break.

World Savings Day is a good reminder to think about how we can save by curbing our spending on products we don’t need. Here are five unnecessary things you should stop wasting your money on.

National Cat Day is a reminder of the importance of rescuing and appreciating our feline companions. Adoption provides a second chance for cats in need, enriching both their lives and ours.

Embrace menopause as a celebration of survival and growth. It is a testament to the strength of all the women who came before us. Menopause turns the page to a new chapter waiting to be explored.

To celebrate National Pasta Day, try to teach yourself a pasta recipe. Or visit an Italian restaurant and see what kind of pasta meals they have. Remember to ask for your pasta Al dente!

Lucille Ball’s larger-than-life Lucy challenged societal norms, paving the way for future generations of women comedians and leaving an indelible impression on television history.

Eggs are a simple yet profound universal culinary and cultural treasure, enriching our lives in many ways. Sharing traditions, recipes, and egg celebrations create cherished memories.

Education is the basis of girls' empowerment, which in turn provides them with the knowledge, skills, and self-esteem to be the architects of their future and to follow their ambitions.

Teaching is the greatest and most noble profession as it births and impacts every other profession. This is a great time to applaud teachers who teach from their hearts. Thanks for all you do!

National Food is Medicine Day highlights food's profound significance for our health. We can appreciate food by exploring how it has shaped humanity's history, culture, and health.

Chocolate is rich in antioxidants and can improve our mood as it regulates serotonin levels. Experts think it may also fight cancer cells, reduce inflammation, and help with blood pressure.

National Lazy Mom’s Day is more than just a day off for moms; it’s a great way to celebrate them and honor the sacrifices unique to motherhood. Let’s show our gratitude for all their hard work!