Bunsen Burner Day’s papers, Tuesday, March 31
That indispensable piece of lab equipment was inventented in 1854 by Robert Bunsen.
Doctors’ Day’s papers, Monday, March 30
"The doctor will see you now." Just not without a face mask and a full-face plastic visor and nitrile gloves and protective outerwear.
Whiskey Day’s papers, Friday, March 27
And not a moment too soon. The word comes from the Gaelic uisce beatha, or "water of life."
Make Your Own Holiday Day’s papers, Thursday, March 26
Created by Ruth and Thomas Roy after they had already created over 70 other holidays.
Manatee Appreciation Day’s papers, Wednesday, March 25
With their roundy bodies and jowly faces, they aren't what you'd call conventionally attractive. But they have a following.
Tuberculosis Day’s papers, Tuesday, March 24
Great, another respiratory disease looking for attention. This one was largely eliminated in the developed world but kills millions worldwide.
Atheist Day’s papers, Monday, March 23
There's no such thing as an atheist in a foxhole. A little covid humor there for you.
Corn Dog Day’s papers, Saturday, March 21
An American culinary contribution to an unimpressed world.
Kiss Your Fiance Day’s papers, Friday, March 20
Just do it while maintaining social distancing. Let's make it Wave At Your Fiance Day just to be on the safe side.
Clients Day’s papers, Thursday, March 19
A business would be nothing without its clients. "Wait, come back! It's only a dry cough and a slight fever."
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