Arshiya Khan

The first pie was made in ancient Egypt around 9500 B.C. Egyptians, who were known for their love of sweets and meats, typically made pies with honey and dates that were wrapped in reeds, as the filling of a pie was intended to be consumed.

National Comfy Day may appear to be a day to simply relax, but its origins are more intriguing than they may seem. The day was established by The Comfy Bros, the creators of 'The Comfy'.

Similar to other cultural celebrations, the Carnival has a distinct past. The tradition is said to have originated in Saint Vincent; consequently, whoever settled in the region adapted to the celebratory custom and spread it around the world.

Bookcases are an indispensable piece of furniture for anyone who enjoys reading. A home with books on the floor is unattractive; therefore, a bookcase is required for anyone who wishes to maintain order.

Daisy Gatson Bates Day is a public holiday in Arkansas that commemorates the life of the civil rights activist who was instrumental in the 1957 integration crisis at Little Rock Central High School.

In 1990, Alberta was the first state to observe Family Day. In the subsequent years, Saskatchewan and Ontario followed suit.

On Hoodie Hoo Day, community members gather at noon, wave their hands, and shout 'Hoodie Hoo!' to bid winter farewell and welcome spring.

Wondering how this relaxing holiday came to be? Let's take a quick look at the background. In 2008, Islander Day was observed for the first time.