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November 1, 2015

All Saint's Day
I don't believe in saints per se but if I did there are a few people I have on a mental list that I would nominate for sainthood!
The Solemnity of All Saints Day

Authors Day
Who are your favorite authors?
Some of mine are: Cathy Lamb, Sarah Addison Allen, Francis Chan, Joshilyn Jackson, Paul David Tripp, Ted Tripp, Ray Stedman, Agatha Christie, Mary Higgins Clark

Go Cook For Your Pets Day
Make your pets fresh and homemade food today, they will love it!
Homemade Dog Food Recipe
Homemade Cat Food Recipe


Zero Tasking Day
If possible do nothing today!  Celebrate doing no tasks. :)
Be a couch potato, binge watch your favorite show on Netflix, stay in your jammies all day.




World Vegan Day
13 Things you didn't know vegans can't eat
Make some delish vegan food today, how about: Roasted Veggies (this is simple, no recipe needed),
Vegetarian Sweet Potato Chili, or any of these.
If you want to be a true vegan today then make sure that you aren't wearing any clothing made from animals, makeup with animal by-products, etc.

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