March

March 3 - Bonza Bottler Day - The day was created by Elaine Fremont in 1985. She wanted a day each month to celebrate. The days are celebrated when the number of the day is the same as the month and when the number of the month, the number of the day, and the last number of the year are the same. Elaine died in a car accident in 1995. Her sister, Gail Berger, has taken over. Bonza Bottler Day is celebrated in many parts of the world and clubs have been formed. The day can be celebrated with a party but you can also make it a special occasion such as dinner out with friends. Their mascot is a friendly groundhog.

March 3 - I Want You To Be Happy Day - A day to remind people to be thoughtful of others. Cheer someone up today.

March 7 - Anniversary of the invention of Monopoly - Charles Darrow created this game during the Depression and sold it himself. Parker Brothers mass marketed the game beginning in 1935. Have an evening of fun with family and friends.

March 16 - Absolutely Incredible Kid Day - Sponsored by the Campfire USA organization, it is a day to tell the kids you know how incredible they are and how proud you are of them.

March 17 - Saint Patrick's Day - Saint Patrick is the patron saint of Ireland. This is a feast day in the Roman Catholic Church. It is celebrated by people of Irish descent in the U. S. Do not forget to wear your green today. If you are in New York, watch the parade.

March 30 - Anniversary of the Pencil - Human Lipman patented the first pencil with an eraser top in 1858. Have a set personalized for a favorite person in your life.

March 1-31 - National Umbrella Month - Time to purchase a new umbrella. This occasion is dedicated to an item we use all the time but mostly take for granted until we need it. Surprise someone with a dandy, new one.

March 1-31 - National Women's History Month - A month to celebrate the contributions and accomplishments of women.

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