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Cariloha Friday! And the official Good Friday of the Christian world, along with the beginning of the Jewish Passover at sundown. This weekend also involves a certain sweet-toothed bunny and a basket full of eggs and candy, hope to say. It’s a weekend of spiritual, springtime wonders and confections.
As you begin to test the weekend waters, remember to dress your Easter best, Cariloha style, for whatever Easter activity that comes your way.
Let’s get started. Use some post-it notes to take this down… slice up some fresh tomatoes for your hoagies to celebrate two nationally recognized holidays (today), then don’t even think about doing any house work, rather pop in a TV dinner and watch some public television Easter shows (tomorrow), next celebrate Easter in your own way, whether that be hunting for Easter eggs or watching the sunrise (Sunday), finally visit your public library, read about outer space and astronauts, and possibly quote some stoic lines from Winston Churchill (Monday). Have a happy Easter weekend to one and all!
However you approach your weekend, make it a memorable time and don’t forget to wrap up in your Cariloha bamboo-soft clothing, sheets or towels every day.
April 6 – April 9
6- Good Friday
6- Passover Begins at Sundown
6- Jump Over things Day
6- Fresh Tomato Day
6- National Hoagie Day
6- Post-It Notes Birthday 1980
6- Teflon Birthday 1938
6- Knock Your Socks Off Day (1953 “Peanuts” comic strip, Charlie Brown first gets his clothes knocked off by a line drive during a baseball game.)
6- TV Dinner Birthday 1954
6- North Pole Discovered 1909
7- World Health Day
7- Public Television Day 1927
7- Texaco Birthday 1902
7- No House Work Day
8- Astronomy Day
8- Draw a Picture of a Bird Day
8- Easter Sunday
8- Milk in Glass Bottles Day 1879
8- Zoo Lovers Day
9- Listening Day
9- Dry Milk Birthday 1872
9- First Public Library Opened in 1833
9- Name Yourself Day
9- Astronauts Day (first seven U.S. astronauts were selected on this date in 1959)
9- Winston Churchill Day
9- Times Square Birthday (In 1904, Longacre Square was renamed Times Square when the “New York Times” moved its headquarters there)
9- TV Guide’s Birthday 1953