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Ingersoll Day, celebrated on August 11, honors Robert G. Ingersoll, a famous speaker and thinker who lived in the 1800s. He talked about being kind and open-minded, and he believed in thinking for ourselves instead of just following what others say. People remember him on this day because he encouraged everyone to be fair, honest, and to ask questions about the world. It's a day to celebrate the freedom to think and believe what you want, and to be good to one another.
How to celebrate Ingersoll Day?
Gather your friends and family for a fun day of storytelling and laughter. You can start by sharing exciting stories or funny jokes. Then, have a picnic with yummy snacks and drinks. Everyone can take turns telling a story or reading from a favorite book. You can also play games like charades or have a small talent show where everyone gets to perform. Later, you could watch a funny movie together. Don't forget to take lots of pictures to remember the fun. Before the day ends, share what you enjoyed most about the day and thank each other for coming.
Where Ingersoll Day is celebrated?
- - International
