National All is Ours Day

Observed annually on April 8, National All is Ours Day takes us in three perspectives of appreciation. Celebrate all three approaches of the day or choose the one that works best for you.

The first approach of the day can be seen as a time to reflect on all the beauty of nature and all the wonderful things in life. Rarely do we have time to explore all that nature has to offer. Something as simple as the variety of birds that live in a local park or backyard can surprise us. Adventuring further, we can explore the National Parks or our own system of trails. Whether we look up at the sky or get up close to newly blooming spring flowers, gazing at our surroundings is a breathtaking gift to enjoy.

A second way to celebrate this day is to appreciate all we have. Even if we don't have much, what we have is a blessing. This approach encourages avoiding thinking about things we don't have and counting those blessings.

The third way to see the date is to share all we have. Regardless of what we have, sharing it seems to make the tough times easier when we're all working together. The best times and the greatest things in life are shared.

History of National All is Ours Day

The origin and history of National All is Ours Day are still unknown. As well as the founder of National All is Ours Day is still being sought. However, the founder of this holiday must be very liberal and love life with an active lifestyle. Surely they want all of us to also receive life with a positive outlook, by acknowledging everything that is good around us, living as it is, contributing to making life more meaningful. If we can't live like that because of the whirlwind of life, then National All is Ours Day appears at the right time as a message to everyone to live and enjoy the good things around at least during this holiday, and it also reminds people to take note of the good things around us.

Observing National All is Ours Day

Regardless of which of the three approaches above you take to celebrate this day, it's a great way to focus negative energy on a positive purpose. Share all you have to make difficult times easier or enjoy the beauty that belongs to everyone, count those blessings. Use #NationalAllIsOursDay to post on social media.