On March 19, 2023, we celebrate National Poultry Day, National Chocolate Caramel Day, National Backyard Day, National Certified Nurses Day, and National Let’s Laugh Day.
Every year, on March 19th, National Laugh Day reminds all of us to add a little humor to our day and never forget that laughter is a time for all of us. From time to time, let’s release the bubble of laughter and let it be a good time for all.
DAY OF NATIONAL CERTIFIED NURSES
National Certified Nurses Day, observed annually on March 19th, honors the certified nurses who profoundly impact the lives of individuals on a daily basis. Learn more…
INTERNATIONAL BACKYARD CELEBRATION
On March 19th, we celebrate Backyard National Day, which is an extension of our homes and a transformed space where we can call our oasis. Our backyards have become places and spaces that allow us to enjoy and appreciate the outdoors, serving as an extension of our homes and playgrounds. We take the time to celebrate and cherish our backyards.
INTERNATIONAL CHOCOLATE CARAMEL DAY
Celebrate the wonderful combination of caramel and chocolate on National Caramel Chocolate Day, which is celebrated every year on March 19th. Indulge in your favorite candy bar, ice cream, or dessert and satisfy your cravings with the irresistible combination of coffee, caramel, and chocolate. This delightful combination is sure to put a smile on people’s faces!
NATIONAL DAY OF CELEBRATING POULTRY
On March 19th, which is observed as National Poultry Day, the theme revolves around poultry. There should be no negative emotions or upset individuals. However, there might be some lively conversations and enthusiastic eating sounds. Learn more…
Upcoming Events on March 20, 2023
National Days encompass National Native HIV/AIDS Awareness Day, National Proposal Day, National Ravioli Day, World Flour Day, and the commencement of Spring, which varies on a yearly basis.
Daily Recipe
BaguettePrep: 60 minutesBake: 20 minutesTotal Prep: 1 hour 20 minutesServings: 2 loaves.
Ingredients:.
2 and 1/4 cups of water, 2 tbsp of margarine or butter, 1 tbsp of sugar, 3 cups of flour plus 3 and 1/4 to 3/4 tbsp, 1 tsp of salt, and 2 tbsp of yeast.
Instructions:.
Combine water and margarine or butter in a saucepan and heat it to 120°.
In a separate bowl, combine 3 cups of flour, yeast, sugar, and salt.
Gradually pour the liquid mixture into the dry ingredients.
Incorporate the remaining flour and work the dough until it becomes smooth and no longer sticky.
Put aside and covered. Let it rise until it doubles in size.
Divide the dough into two equal parts and shape each part into a long cylindrical form.
With a sharp blade, make three incisions on the surface. Cover and allow it to rise once more.
Create an egg wash by fully blending 1 egg with water. Utilize a brush to spread it onto the exterior of every loaf.
Cook in a 375° oven for 20 minutes.
To enhance the decoration, scatter sunflower seeds, sesame seeds, poppy seeds, or toasted onion or garlic on the dough prior to baking.
History Celebrated on March 19th
1931
Nevada legalized betting, establishing the scene for “What occurs in Vegas, remains in Vegas.”
1953
Sheba Little, the Best Actress, went to Booth Shirly to come back in and Gary Cooper, the Best Actor, went to Noon High for the Best honors. The Best Picture was directed by Cecil B. DeMille and was taken home by Earth on Show Greatest, directed by Cecil B. DeMille. The 25th Oscars opened at the Pantages RKO Theatre in Hollywood, California, where Bob Hope, the Comedian Master of Ceremonies, presented the first televised Academy Awards on NBC.
1964
On April 17, 1964, upon her arrival back to Columbus, Geraldine Mock achieved the distinction of being the inaugural female to embark on a solo flight around the globe. She acquired the moniker of the “Flying Housewife” and initiated her audacious expedition from Columbus, Ohio, aboard her solitary-propelled Cessna 180, which she affectionately named the “Spirit of Columbus.”
1979
C-Span initiates and commences airing live from the United States House of Representatives.
Birthdays Celebrated on March 19th
David Livingstone – Born in 1813
“Mr. Livingstone, I assume?” The well-known statement was uttered by Henry Morton Stanley, the journalist and explorer, after an arduous eight-month search in the village of Ujiji, Tanzania. Livingstone, who had not received any word from his search party for many months, started his search for the source of the Nile during his third expedition. During this expedition, he discovered the Victoria Falls and explored the upper Zambezi River. The Scottish explorer and missionary ventured deep into central and southern Africa.
Wyatt Earp – 1848
Wyatt Earp achieved legendary status in just six years, transitioning from an outlaw to a lawman in Wichita, Kansas, after creating pulp western material with the gunfight at the OK Corral in Tombstone, Arizona. This infamous confrontation involved Earp, his brothers, Doc Holliday, and the Clanton and McLaury.
Josef Albers – Born in 1888
The American-German visual artist, who is best known for his square color paintings, became the subject of a solo exhibit at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City in 1971, marking the first time a living artist had such an opportunity.
Earl Warren – Born in 1891
Before being elected as the Attorney General of California, Warren Earl served in many roles as an attorney, including being a deputy district attorney. He began his career before being named Chief Justice of the United States Supreme Court in 1953.
Moms Mabley – born in 1894
The African American comedian earned the stage name “Moms” for her nurturing and maternal spirit, as she rarely shied away from tackling crude or provocative topics during her performances on renowned stages like the Apollo Theater and Cotton Club. She became one of the most successful headlining acts in stand-up comedy.
Glenn Close – Born in 1947
It remains to be seen if she will finally win. Close has been nominated for Best Supporting Actress or Best Actress the most in recent times for Elegy Hillbilly 2021. The American award-winning actress is best known for her role as Alex in the 1987 thriller Fatal Attraction, where her acting career on stage began.
Bruce Willis – born in 1955
Death Becomes Her, 12 Monkeys, Pulp Fiction, and The Sixth Sense are among the many memorable films that he has made. This American actor, Bruce Willis, rose to prominence in the 1980s through his sitcom Moonlighting on television. We can definitely say that Bruce Willis is an actor we know for sure. One of the biggest debates on social media in December is whether Die Hard is a Christmas movie or not.
Clayton Kershaw – Born in 1988
Since 1988, it marked Kershaw’s inaugural triumph and the Dodgers’ maiden victory. Kershaw and the Dodgers clinched the coveted World Series Championship in 2020. The southpaw ace has had a prolific 13-year tenure in Major League Baseball with the Los Angeles Dodgers.
Information on the National Day Calendar
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