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Mulligan Day, celebrated on October 17, is a fun day that gives people a second chance to fix mistakes or try something again. The word "mulligan" comes from the game of golf, where it means taking a do-over when your first shot doesn't go well. On Mulligan Day, anyone can have another try at something they didn't do well before, like saying sorry if they upset someone, retrying a difficult task, or even starting a new hobby. It's a day for forgiving mistakes, learning from them, and celebrating the opportunity to try again with a clean slate.
How to celebrate Mulligan Day?
On Mulligan Day, think of something you wished you could do over, like a game or a project. Gather your family or friends and try again! Play a fun game with new rules or redo an art project with new colors. Cook a recipe you didn't get right last time and make it yummy! Talk about funny or silly mistakes and laugh together. Write a nice card to someone if you want to say sorry. Enjoy learning and trying new things. Remember, it's all about having fun and not being afraid to try things over and over!
Where Mulligan Day is celebrated?
- - International
- - United States
