National Whiners Day
National Whiners Day on December 26th gives the opportunity to protest about just about everything as the year comes to an end.. If you want, you are allowed to complain about being too drained or overeating.. Maybe you want to whine about having to return to work or all the housekeeping you have to do. Is the line long in the return aisle at the store? You can't be bothered about it. The possibilities are endless.
However, there are two main aspects of the day to remember are: However, two key parts of the day are:
Many people are less fortunate than others. Some people are unable to put food on the table or a roof over their heads. Some people have no family or friends. Families that do not have a single gift under the tree may simply be grateful to have each other. Some people may be fighting disease and illnesses, and others may have struggled with any of these conditions. You may want to whine about something (and today you are allowed to), but please be grateful for every gift you received and all that you do have. (And help others when you can). (And please help others if you can).
How to celebrate #nationalwhinersday.
Whine about the dishes, the snow, or the laundry.. But not for the day. Pick yourself up and press on. Tackle each problem one by one, one by one. To post on social media, use #NationalWhinersDay.
The national whiners day is the oldest national whiners day in history
Rev. Kevin Zaborney established National Whiners Day in 1986 in the hopes of assisting people in their gratitude for what they have rather than being frustrated "whining" about what they don't have.
Whiner FAQ
Q. A bottle of wine was all I got for Christmas. Is it possible to whine about it?
A. Better a winner than a whiner, and a better winner than a whiner.
Q. Why did the bad comedienne tell only one joke?
A. She was a one-whiner. She was a one-whiner.
Q. Where did the quarterback go after he protested about the referee's call?
A. The no whine zone in A.
