Curmudgeons Day

If you're looking for a suitable date to honor grumpy, irritable people, January 29 every year, known as Curmudgeons Day, is indeed the day for you. Surely to many people, Curmudgeons Day seems to be very difficult to believe it is real. However, Curmudgeons Day is an annual recorded holiday in the calendar, and it is a recognized holiday.

Curmudgeon is a weird English word that many people may not know. It originated in the 16th century, so far the word has been used for a long time.

As a person in this world, everyone may have been angry at one time, so they said rude and rude words, making the born angry and sulky. Anger is a bad habit that makes us and other people create hatred for each other. Speech is a means for everyone to have the opportunity to express, share and guide each other in order to have a loving connection and fulfill their responsibilities towards family and society.

There was a certain novice monk who had a habit of speaking rudely and harshly, although he had been ordained for more than ten years, he still suffered from every disability. Many times I have been advised and encouraged by the brothers and sisters but still to no avail. One day, the master gave him a bag of nails and carefully instructed: "When I am angry or harsh with someone, I take a nail and hammer it into the wooden fence behind the temple, then I reflect on my own actions."

History of Curmudgeons Day

No one knows who founded Curmudgeons Day, nor why Curmudgeons Day is held on January 29 every year. When did the first Curmudgeons Day take place? However, Curmudgeons Day is still an annual official holiday.

How to observe Curmudgeons Day

For those who are grumpy, rude. This is a good time for you to sit back and reflect on yourself, learn how to control your anger. And if you are a cheerful person, not grumpy, celebrate Curmudgeons Day by sharing and listening to the people around you who tend to be grumpy to better understand them, better understand their feelings. Share your insights on Curmudgeons Day, using the hashtag #CurmudgeonsDay on social media.