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1 January If it isn t wintry in January then expect the worst in February New Year s Isaac Newton born in 1643 Three Kings Parade (New York) Stephen Hawking was born in ?! W E R T Y U I O Q P A S D F G H J K L Z X C V B N M ;. :, James Joyce died in Martin Luther King Charlie and the Chocolate Factory was published for the first time in 1964 Edgar Allan Poe born in 1809 Audrey Hepburn died in Wellington Anniversary Edith Wharton born in 1862 Burns Night Scotland Australia

2 If Candlemas is bright and clear, there ll be two winters in the year Superbowl Presidents in the USA Waitangi / Safer Internet Retrospective of David Goldblatt starts in Centre Pompidou February Valentine s without Facebook National Freedom (USA) Flag in Canada Groundhog London Fashion Week Six Nations Championship Nelson Mandela released (1990)

3 March comes in like a lion and goes out like a lamb Commonwealth March World Compliment / Saint David s in Wales Women s Holi Festival ends France - Eire (Six Nations Championship) France - England (Six Nations Championship) of Happiness World Poetry World Water Saint Patrick s Good Friday Calle Ocho Festival in Miami Procrastination Later

4 April If it thunders on All Fools it brings good crops of corn and hay Easter Monday / White House Easter Egg Roll Jazz Siblings The Civil Rights Act of 1968 National Tartan National Scrabble in the United States Freedom day in South Africa Queen official Birthday Sinking of the Titanic in 1912 Dance

5 May Europe May A swarm of bees in May is worth a load of hay. World Press Freedom Star Wars / Space Winston Churchill s Blood, Toil Tears and Sweat speech in Victoria (Canada) Cooper s hill cheese-rolling and wake (England) Sir Arthur Conan Doyle born (1859) Star Wars : Solo s release European Sustainable Development Week World No Tobacco Geek Pride Wedding of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle National Sorry (Australia) The Golden Gate Bridge opened in 1937

6 June A good rain in June sets all in tune Kamehameha (Hawaii) World Against Child Labour Flag (USA) / FIFA World Cup begins National Doughnut (USA) World Oceans / Best Friend Trooping the Colour France vs Australia (FIFA World Cup) J.M. Barrie creator of Peter Pan! died in 1937 National Aboriginal (Canada) George Orwell born (1903) World Environment / Ray Bradbury died in 2012 Helen Keller (USA) Arrival of the Statue of Liberty in NY (1885)

7 July Hot July brings cooling showers, apricots and gillyflowers. 1 Reggae Wimbledon Championships (UK) USA Independence Bahamas Independence The Chap Olympiad (London) World Emoji Friendship Author J. K. Rowling was born in 1965 Mandela Battle of the Boyne (Northern Ireland) Neil Armstrong walks on the moon in 1969 Alice Springs Camel Cup (Australia) Author Ernest Hemingway was born in 1899 Author Beatrix Potter was born in 1866 FIFA World Cup Final

8 August rain brings oil, honey and must Jamaican Independence / Alexander Fleming was born in Hitchcock was born in 1899 / Left-Handers Cat India s Independence August Alexander Graham Bell was born in 1847 Women s in South Africa Ballyshannon Folk & Traditional Music Festival (Donegal, Ireland) Beatleweek Festival (Liverpool) Author Mary Shelley was born in 1797 Partial Solar Eclipse European Heritage Week in Ireland Irish Redhead Convention (Crosshaven, Ireland) / World Photography Women s Equality (USA)

9 September September blows soft, till the fruit s in the loft Patriot (USA) Great Fire of London in 1666 Voyager 1 is launched in 1977 Roald Dahl was born in Talk Like a Pirate Heritage Open s (UK) of Peace Agatha Christie Festival American Business Women s Scottish Highland Games close Australian Flag / Labor (USA) Last of the Proms (London) European of Languages Banned Books Week

10 October Spare the ox in August so that it s ready to work in October. Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday World Julie Andrews born in 1935 / Black History Month (UK) Mahatma Gandhi born in 1869 / of Non-Violence 8 9 Teachers John Lennon born in Marie Stopes born in 1880 (Edinburgh) Oscar Wilde born in 1854 / World Food National Dessert (USA) San Francisco Earthquake (1989) 24 Rosa Parks died in 2005 / United Nations Official opening of the Sydney Opera House (1973) Statue of Liberty dedicated (1886)

11 November Dull November brings the blast, then the leaves are whirling fast. Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday World Kindness Antigua and Barbuda s Independence 5 6 Bonfire Night (UK) / New York City Marathon Captain James Cook born in Pirates Week Festival ends (Cayman Islands) EN SCRE Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald released date 20 Universal Children s / Nadine Gordimer born in Bram Stoker Dracula s author born in Remembrance America Recycles 22 Thanksgiving (USA) / Macy s Thanksgiving Parade Louisa May Alcott born in 1832 Black Friday 30 Mark Twain born in 1835

December A month of lights, snow and feasts.

14 15 16 Human Rights / Emily Dickinson was born in 1830 Pearl

Abolition of Slavery 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 Winter s of

12 December A month of lights, snow and feasts Robert Louis Stevenson died in Human Rights / Emily Dickinson was born in 1830 Pearl Harbor Remembrance in the USA Tea / Ugly Christmas Sweater for the Abolition of Slavery Winter s of Reconciliation in South Africa Start of Kwanzaa (US) Start of Edinburgh s Hogmanay

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