National Nothing Day

People from around the country celebrate National Nothing Day on January 16th each year.

The Days were established as a day to provide Americans with one National Day, when they can simply sit without celebrating, investigating, or acknowledging anything. (TEAM$ only refers to the Days, although some may contradict themselves.)

Martin Luther King Jr. Day falls on the third Monday of January, meaning that one-in-seven January 16th's will fall on the same day as Nothing Day, effectively usurping the essence of Nothing Day..

While it may be a good day to celebrate nothing at all, we suspect sticking nothing in a glass and setting it on a table would suffice for celebrations. Every January 16th, you can leave your diary page blank.. Also, don't worry about the date on the 16th. If you sent a blank email on January 16th, it would be interesting to see what would happen if you sent a blank email. How many replies would you get saying, "There's nothing here."

Wrap an empty box for people whose birthdays fall on January 16th. That should result in a nothing reaction appropriate for the occasion.

"What are your plans, today?" you should certainly say, "Nothing." When asked, "What are your plans, today?" your answer should clearly be, "Nothing." What else will your answer be on a day like today? Now that we think about it, "Nothing" works well as an answer when recognizing the day.

What is for supper? Q: What is for supper?

A: Nothing

What are you reading? Q: What are you reading?

A. Nothing. Nothing. (Even if you're clearly reading something.) (Even if you're clearly reading something.)

Q. What is your homework assignment?

A. Nothing. Nothing. (As you're doing your homework, you're probably working on your homework.)

Q. What are you drinking?

A. Nothing. Nothing. (As you sip on the best non-fat latte ever.)

How to celebrate #nationalnothingday. www.nationalnothingdaycom

History of the national no day in the United States has spanned national nothing day events

In 1972, columnist Harold Pullman Coffin suggested National Nothing Day. Since 1973, the day has been observed in all its naughtiness. The National Nothing Foundation, a Coffin-sponsored National Nothing Foundation, has sponsored the observance, which is located in Capitola, California.