Opposite Day is a kid-friendly, likable, yet also unlikeable GAG (whoops it’s a palindrome) day! You can make it fUN or you could make it impossible. Use your creativity to come up with ideas to woefully love opposite, topsy-turvy, right and wrong day! January 25th is National oPPOSITe Day or is it? We’re a little confused.
To tell you the truth I spent all night trying to learn and tell you all about National oPPOSITe Day but in the end, I had to call it a day, or is that night? LOL! Truthfully it’s a day to not be exactly untruthful. It’s a day to explore your inner prankster. It’s a day when everyone can embrace a little humor and find some joy in doing things backward.
Instead of Buzz Lightyear saying “To Infinity and BEYOND!”, Woody could say “It’s LIMITED and right in front of your nose!”. Just remember Newton’s third law, “for every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction”. Maybe call in and tell work you’re not coming and then a minute later be right there ready to go! Practice writing with your non-dominant hand, while the writing might not be the best you strengthen the muscles in your hand and it’s good for coordination.
Not sure how to LOVE the day? We’ve got a few interesting ideas to consider that may help get you started.
Here are some activities that you can do on National oPPOSITe Day!
Learn different palindromes and teach children about them. STEP ON would be NO PETS.
Listen to Katy Perry’s song Hot N Cold. Eat breakfast for dinner & dinner for breakfast. Definitely wear your hat or cap backward. Refer to ladies as guys and guys as dudettes. For a greeting say “see ya” and then when leaving say “well, hi there”. Play a game of limbo but instead, see how high you can jump or make a giant step.
If you celebrate National oPPOSITe Day then that’s contrary to opposite. So it’ll be just a regular day …
Use social media posts with the hashtags #NationalOppositeDay, #OppositeDayPrank, #Opposite, #OppositeDay, #OppositeForADay, #OppositeDayChallenge, #FunHolidays, #JanuaryHolidays, #Holiday, #FindADayToLOVE, #iHEARTdays to support the importance of celebrating, promoting, and sharing with the world why you ❤️ National oPPOSITe Day.
National poet of Scotland best known for penning the poem “Auld Lang Syne”, now traditionally sung on New Year’s Eve throughout much of the English-speaking world bidding farewell to the past year. Born 1759.
ROBERT BURNS Quote
There is no such uncertainty as a sure thing.
Troubled British writer best known for “Jacob’s Room” or “To Lighthouse”. Considered to be one of the most important modernist novelists of the 20th century. Born 1882.
VIRGINIA WOOLF Quote
If you do not tell the truth about yourself you cannot tell it about other people.
American actor best known for starring in Herbie VW movies like “Love Bug”, “Herbie Goes to Monte Carlo”, and “That Darn Cat!”. He was born in Decatur, Alabama USA in 1931.
DEAN JONES Quote
“I want to be a man who serves my family, a man who increases justice in my community. I want to be all of those things, and yet it is just below the surface that I want to strangle somebody when they cut in front of me on the freeway.”
Year | Date | Day of the Week |
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2023 | January 25 | Wednesday |
2024 | January 25 | Thursday |
2025 | January 25 | Saturday |
2026 | January 25 | Sunday |
2027 | January 25 | Monday |
2028 | January 25 | Tuesday |
Do we love it? Do we hate it? Well, that’s the question ain’t it? It could be fun and enjoyable to embrace opposites. However, beyond the silliness, it’s evident that opposites play a significant role in shaping our connections with others, our perception of the world, and our inner selves.
Delve deeper into learning about the relationship of opposites and you’ll find yourself a tad more philosophical. Think of it as practice for APRIL FOOL’s Day. In the meantime, play a kind practical joke to brighten someone’s day with a good laugh, and most of all SMILE instead of frowning 🙂
Compliments have the power to strengthen social bonds. This day encourages individuals to connect on a deeper level by acknowledging and appreciating each other’s strengths and qualities.
Receiving compliments can significantly boost one’s morale and self-esteem. The day promotes a culture of encouragement, cultivating a positive environment where individuals feel valued and recognized. National COMPLIMENT Day is a celebration of love and appreciation. It encourages people to express their feelings openly, reinforcing the importance of acknowledging the good in others.
Kind words have a positive impact on mental well-being. Recognizing and appreciating others on this day can contribute to a collective sense of happiness and mental wellness. Compliments are a simple yet effective way to bring happiness to someone’s day. By celebrating National COMPLIMENT Day, people actively contribute to creating a more positive and joyful world.
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