Freezing Saddles Side Game – What day is it?? (#nationalday)
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I got inspired by National Pie Day on January 23 and hereby offer this Freezing Saddles side game.
The National Day calendar lists several different things to celebrate or honor on each day of the month. On that day, do something or celebrate one of those things and involve your bicycle.
For instance, on National Pie Day I provided pie to everyone who came to WTF Coffee Club. All of us could claim a celebratory point, since we rode our bikes to eat pie.
Today (Jan 30) is National Croissant Day. Not hard to figure out a bike-related way to celebrate. You get the idea.All of the days will appear on the Freezing Saddles calendar. If you don’t already have the Google calendar integrated into your daily calendar, you can find the calendar on the Freezing Saddles home page by scrolling down. I will also post them here on this thread.
Rules:
- The game runs Feb 1 through Feb 29.
- Your activity must occur on the actual day of celebration. This is honor system, although linking and hashtagging your Strava ride will be good documentation (#nationalday)
- Take a photo that documents your celebration of the National Day involving your bike. Include an entertaining description if you like and post it here.
- Both individual and team points will be awarded. If you celebrate with one or more other members of your team, be sure to note that to earn extra points.
- Only one celebration per day per person. Many days celebrate or honor more than one thing. Choose.
- National Days only. No International Days, even though Feb. 5 is World Nutella Day. Sorry.
Game starts in about 36 hours. Get ready!
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For Feb 6 National Frozen Yogurt Day I stopped by Mr Yogato for some froyo. You get a discount if you answer some trivia questions correctly. Managed to get 2 correct to get a 10% discount!
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For Feb 7 National Wear Red Day I had on a red helmet and a red watch. Hopefully one of these count!
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For February 8th, I celebrated National Boy Scout Day by visiting this statue of a Boy Scout with two naked people next to the White House.
The Memorial was dedicated for the 50th Birthday of the Boy Scouts in the US.
The Scout Oath is on the side of the monument.
There is also an inscription explaining the symbolism of the naked people.
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