Look Up at the Sky Day
Look Up at the Sky Day is held on April 14. This event in the second decade of the month April is annual. Help us
Common things that we can see in the sky are clouds, raindrops, the Sun, the Moon, stars, airplanes, kites, and birds. Some of the things in the sky are easy to see, and some things are harder to see. The sky reminds us of our past and where we are coming from. When you stare at the sky you see a history of places and times before you. You can see beyond where you are right now and peer towards where you are coming from.
And when I look at sky, I feel a sense of purity, serenity. The wide sky and the breeze reach deep inside of me and make me feel happy. The feeling is really breathtaking. The wideness of the sky, the serenity reaches into my heart.
Similar holidays and events, festivals and interesting facts
Scrabble Day on April 13 (April 13th is the birthday of Alfred Butts, the inventor of the Scrabble game);
International Moment of Laughter Day on April 14 (is focuses on laughter as a way to de-stress);
That Sucks Day on April 14 (Throughout the history of the holiday and the organization that sponsored it, That Sucks LLC, they seek to exemplify all that is terrible and wrong in the world);
N'Ko Alphabet Day on April 14 (Mande speakers);
Rubber Eraser Day on April 15 (Joseph Priestley discovered the eraser in 1770, using pieces of rubber imported from Brazil. Then in 1858, Hyman Lipman of Philadelphia, Pa., patented the pencil with an eraser at the end);
Stoker's Day on April 15 (is celebrated in spring, at the end of the heating season. All shifts workers gether in the boiler room to extinguish the boilers and begin to celebrate. The date of this celebration is not fixed. The local authorities decide when to start and when to finish the heating season but usually it hapends not later than April 30 if the average air temperature is above +8 for 3 days in a raw)