Backwards Day

Backwards Day is celebrated on January 31 every year. It was a day when the whole world was turned upside down, inside and out; The madness becomes alert and the day becomes night. If you're bored of having to do the same things in and out, consider Backwards Day as an opportunity to bend all the rules and do the opposite.

History of Backwards Day

Backwards Day is a fun day that encourages us to do things in order we wouldn't normally do! Who says we have to eat breakfast first? Why can't we start the day with a slice of chocolate cake or a slice of pizza? There wouldn't be any harm for one day of the year, would it? After all, we all live our lives doing things the way we think we should, at least to a certain extent. And while your day-to-day decisions may make logical sense, it's nice to have a day when you do things differently.

People all over the world observe Backwards Day. It is very popular with children especially and you will often see activities going on in schools for children to participate in. However, there's no age limit when it comes to Back Day, and we'll encourage everyone to participate, no matter whether you're six or 60. Who doesn't love to have a little silly fun? Maybe you can wear your clothes to bed and your PJ for the day?

Backwards Day has a really much older history than the name of the holiday. In most cultures, there is a time of year when all social norms are overturned. Rome has Saturnalia, a day when all social norms are overturned. Gambling was no longer prohibited, and the owners spent their days serving their slaves on the high table. In no other time was free speech really allowed, especially among slaves, but during Saturnalia, all manner of insults were allowed.

There are other cultures around the world that celebrate this guardian's change of heart, the crossing of things more and the expression of wildness. Ultimately, it all raises questions about how the world is set up and the rules we have to govern our behavior. Backwards Day is not only a day of silence but also a spiritual revolution.

However, in terms of a date that we all know and celebrate today, this day was created by Megan Emily Scott and Sarah Nicole Miller in 1961. On January 29, they were thinking about making art. arts and crafts while busy with the Miller Family Farm milking cows. This is when they got an idea! Later in the evening, they sit together and write down some rules. Not long after, this idea appeared and reached all the people in the town. When the two women were walking two days later, on January 31, they noticed that everyone was doing the opposite.

How to Celebrate Backwards Day

It all starts when you wake up in the morning. Dress from the inside out and undergarments like an outerwear, or a little more appropriately, slip your feet into your pajamas. Enjoy a delicious hot pizza for breakfast and answer the phone with “Goodbye! Thanks for the call!" As you get to work, tell your boss that you're glad he got the job done today and give him a dollar as a reward for all the hard work. his towel.

When it's time for lunch, prepare yourself with a nutritious dessert. Greet everyone throughout the day with a goodbye, and as you walk out the door, greet everyone and tell them have a great day. These are just some of the amazing doses of madness you can add to everyone's day on Backwards Day.

That night, when it's time for bed, turn off that alarm, put on your work clothes, and crawl into bed. (Ok… Turn the alarm back on. You'll need it tomorrow) This is a great way to celebrate Backwards Day and add a little craziness to your mundane life, while freeing your mind from distractions tyranny of 'ordinary'.

We definitely recommend recording your Backwards Day online if you are a social media user. This can be a fun way to get others involved and spread the joy associated with the day. Many people post funny photos and videos of themselves doing things in the order or the way they shouldn't. We're sure your Instagram feed will be full of funny clips!

You can also look at Backwards Day from a more serious angle. If there's a quest you've been trying to conquer for quite some time and you don't seem to have much success with it, why not cancel your approach and do things differently? This is something we're sure a lot of people can relate to in the workplace. Sometimes it helps to rip through the rule book and see things from a different perspective. If there's a day you're going to try this, this is the day to do it!