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Today's Celebrations National Chocolate-covered Anything Day Peter Rabbit Day - on this day in 1901, the famous story, Peter Rabbit, by Beatrix Potter, was printed for the first time, complete with Potter’s watercolor illustrations.

Today's Celebrations International Day of Persons With Disabilities

Today's Celebrations National Day of Listening Tie One On Day

Today's Celebrations Fraternity Day King Tut Day - 1922 - The tomb of the Boy King, Tutankhamen, was discovered in Egypt by Lord Carnarvon of England and Howard Carter of the United States. The find was called, “The greatest archaeological discovery of all time.” People in America, looking for brevity in identifying great things before they forget, shortened the name to Tut. Peanuts Day - 1922 -

Today's Celebrations International Day For the Elimination of Violence Against Women Day Blase´Day Shopping Reminder Day

Today's Celebrations Humane Society Anniversary Day JFK Remembered Day – 2013/ 50th anniversary

Today's Celebrations Great American Smokeout Use Less Stuff Day World Hello Day -  just say, “hello” to ten people on this day. Greet them warmly and with a smile. And you can say, “hello” in any language. World Television Day

Today's Celebrations Name Your PC Day National Educational Support Professionals Day National Peanut Butter Fudge Day Universal Children's Day

Today's Celebrations Married To A Scorpio Support Day Mickey Mouse Day Push-button Phone Day Steamboat Willie Day - On this day in 1928, Walt Disney debuted his talking, animated cartoon, Steamboat Willie, at the Colony Theatre in New York. The short film featured a character who had been named Mortimer. Walt changed the name to Mickey Mouse.

Today's Celebrations America Recycles Day I Love to Write Day National Bundt (Pan) Day National Philanthropy Day Pike’s Peak or Bust Day - On this day in 1806, Lt. Zebulon Montgomery Pike sighted a mountain peak that now bears his name.  Its name was changed to honor the young army lieutenant. Zebulon Pike was leading a survey party into the newly acquired Louisiana Purchase .

Today's Celebrations World Kindness Day

Today's Celebrations National Young Reader's Day Leotard Day - The original leotard design was a skintight, one-piece garment with the lower portion resembling tights. On this day in 1859, the designer of the leotard, Jules Leotard, made his first public appearance as the world’s first flying trapeze artist, becoming the first to turn a somersault in mid-air and the first to jump from one trapez