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"Bifocals at the Monitor Liberation Day" is a fun and made-up holiday celebrated on December 1st. It's all about taking a break from using computers and screens too much, especially for people who might get tired eyes from looking closely at them, like those who wear bifocal glasses. On this day, people might do activities that don't need a screen, like reading a book or playing outside. It's a reminder to give our eyes a rest and enjoy things without screens for a while.
How to celebrate Bifocals at the Monitor Liberation Day?
Start by giving your eyes a break from screens! Go outside and play, or read a book instead of using a computer, tablet, or phone. Enjoy a fun game with family or friends, like board games or puzzles. Draw or paint something creative. Have a picnic in the park or backyard with your favorite snacks. Make sure to look far away at trees or clouds to rest your eyes. You can also help someone nearby to take a screen break too. At the end of the day, have a nice bedtime story and relax. Celebrate your eyes by having lots of fun!
Where Bifocals at the Monitor Liberation Day is celebrated?
- - International
