Earth Day is our chance to recognize the gifts our planet has given us and raise awareness for environmental conservation for future generations. Let’s be intentional in what we consume.

International Creativity and Innovation Day is on April 21, and it’s your cue to re-ignite your creative spark. Finding joy and freedom in creative activity can help free up your inner child.

April is National Couple Appreciation Month, and it’s your reminder to check in with your partner to discuss the things that truly matter and learn how you can better support one another.

World Art Day is not to remind yourself of your creativity but to think about who you relate to or who motivates you to create art. Continue to embrace your imagination and let go of normalcy.

Think about the last time you howled with laughter. What do you enjoy doing that makes you chuckle or smile? Take some time today to do something that will make you giggle, grin, or crack up.

It's crucial to keep some strategies in your back pocket to manage stress when it crops up. Physical activity is a great way to release built-up stress. You can also find solace in the silence.

Often ASD acceptance is confused with awareness. Acceptance is about embracing people as their authentic selves, without judging, retaliating or discriminating against them.

We can only control what we can control—things that have to do with ourselves. On National I Am in Control Day, put yourself first and just let things be. Focus on what you can change.

Both in the Shakespearean play and in real life, Caesar’s death was on the 15th of March. Does the Ides of March curse come from the assassination or was it planned with the calendar’s change?

National Goof Off day is a day to literally goof off. Do something fun! This is your day to be like Ferris Bueller and take a day to have some harmless fun… and not stress about doing it.

Crocheting has a marked impact on mental well-being, encouraging you to slow down and be more mindful of your body. As a means of self-expression, it can lower stress and improve self-esteem.

As we educate ourselves on heart disease, we will build a community of support for the women who live with it, and we expand our understanding to tackle it head-on. It deserves the spotlight.

The name “daisy” means “day’s eye” as this cheery flower closes its petals in the evening and opens them to the sun the next day. The daisy represents positivity and innocence

Minnesota, the country’s third coldest state, is a winter wonderland filled with enchanting surprises. Despite its icy temperatures, there's a warmth that goes beyond the weather.

National Do Nothing Day appears as an annual holiday. But can one really do nothing? Many think it doesn’t work. So, a half-hearted attempt at nothing appears to be the most useful solution.

Remember to take time to reflect on the year. Crossing items off our to-do lists can have a positive effect on us, but what we did leading up to that point is important, too. What did you learn?

In my friend Judy’s classroom, she made a point of delighting in new ways that students had for working on a math problem. “Oh, wow, I never thought of it that way! That's a cool way to do it.”

However you prefer your tea, this International Tea Day, put your kettle on, settle down with a friend or get some alone time, grab a scone and cherish your hot cuppa of whatever delights you!

Cupcakes were a delight to women who were tired of making large cakes for small celebrations, such as a child’s birthday. Baking a small cake in a ramekin was more economical for many families.

Enjoy the holiday with a gathering of poinsettias! Statistically, it is the number one potted plant sold in America, contributing almost $250 million each year to the nation’s economy.