Holidays at Cornerstone Emporium
Find Your Day To Celebrate
Holidays are a cornerstone of life. Without them we would not have anything to celebrate and if you don't have anything to celebrate, there's always - Bonza Bottler Day! Life is full of celebrations!! Holidays are often used as a time to spend with friends or family. Did you know - Holiday is a contraction of holy and day, holidays originally represented special religious days. Below is a list of our celebrated holidays & observances.
2009 Holiday Calendar
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January
January 1 - New Years January 19 - ML King Day |
February February 2 - Groundhog Day February 14 - Valentine's Day February 16 - President's Day February 25 - Ash Wednesday |
March March 8 - Daylight Savings Begins March 17 - St. Patrick's Day
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April April 1 - April Fools Day April 10 - Good Friday April 12- Easter April 22 - Earth Day April 24- Arbor Day |
May May 1 - May Day May 10 - Mother's Day May 25 - Memorial Day |
June June 14 - Flag Day June 21 - Father's Day |
July 4th of July |
August August 8 - Bonza Bottler Day |
September September 1 - Labor Day September 6 - Grandparents Day September 11 - Observance of 9-11 September 18 - Rosh Hashanah September 27 - Yom Kippur |
October October 12 - Columbus Day October 25 - US Daylight Savings Ends October 31 - Halloween |
November November 3 - Election Day November 11 - Veteran's Day November 26 - Thanksgiving Day |
December December 7 - Pearl Harbor Day December 11- Hanukkah December 25 - Christmas December 31- New Year's Eve |
Bonza Bottler Day Never heard of Bonza Bottler Day? Bonza Bottler Day was created by the late Elaine Fremont in 1985 after she realized that there were some months with no special occasion to celebrate. She decided to give herself a reason to celebrate, thus Bonza Bottler Day was born. A Bonza Bottler Day is celebrated once a month when the number of the month coincides with the number of the day. When that day coincides with the number of the year, that's a reason for a bigger celebration. They call that a "Bodacious Bonza Bottler Day". If a baby is born on a Bonza Bottler Day, the baby is known as a Bonza Bottler Baby. She wanted a day that friends and family had a reason to enjoy life and get together every month. Bonza Bottler Day is also to be celebrated alcohol-free, it's included in the registered description of the holiday. The only way to celebrate Bonza Bottler Day is with a party. People in all walks of life have embraced Bonza Bottler Day, they have office parties, lunch gatherings, etc. That day even gives people in nursing homes something to celebrate each month. But, if it's not possible to have a party, then you should at least wish other people a "Happy Bonza Bottler Day". They even have a mascot - a dancing groundhog that is tossing up confetti and laughing amid the logo, " I Celebrate Bonza Bottler Day". Bonza Bottler Celebration Days January 1 February 2 March 3 April 4 May 5 June 6 July 7 August 8 September 9, 2009 - Bodacious Bonza Bottler Day October 10 November 11 December 12 You now have an official reason to party each and every month!
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