Special events and other funny days

World Orgasm Day coincides with the winter solstice, and the date therefore changes
a little from year to year. It was first held on December 22, 2006, and has since
become an annual happening that focuses on well-being. To include
the scientific side, then studies have shown that an orgasm stimulates
the well-being hormone oxytocin in both men and women. The hormone suppresses
anxiety and stimulates a sense of trust. In other words, there is nothing in it
the way to celebrate orgasm day throughout the year ...

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The winter solstice is the time of year when the earth is at the point of its orbit around the sun where the northern hemisphere is furthest away from the sun. The day this occurs is the one with the shortest day length. When the sun is in the south in the middle of the day, it has its annual lowest daily maximum height above the horizon (applies north of the equator and south of the Arctic Circle). In everyday speech it is often said that the sun turns at this time. At Capricorn's tropic, the sun reaches zenith in the middle of the day at this time.

In the northern hemisphere, winter solstices ...

Christmas Eve is the evening of December 24, the day before the first day of Christmas in the Christian Christmas celebration. In Norway and the Nordic countries, traditional celebrations on Christmas Eve, with church services, family dinners, walks around the Christmas tree and gift giving, have been highlights of the Christmas celebrations.

The Christmas holiday itself starts on the first day of Christmas, so Christmas Eve is not a public holiday. It's more like a Saturday.

From ancient times, Christmas Eve was the day when people washed, cleaned, decorated and prepared ...

December 25 is a public holiday.
The first day of Christmas is the day when the birth of Jesus Christ is celebrated in Western Christianity.
A couple of these symbols clearly show that the Christmas celebration is a tradition with roots in pagan times in Scandinavia.

According to folk tradition, Christmas Day is synonymous with the first day of the Christmas celebration, although some countries also celebrate the evening and night before (Christmas Eve).
In Eastern tradition, the corresponding feast is normally celebrated on 7 January. Until the year 1700, this date was also celebr ...

Boxing Day, December 26, is a holiday in the Christian calendar.

In Western tradition, it is also called St. Stephen's Day, because the feast of St. Stephen, which is considered the church's first martyr, is celebrated on this day.
Stephen was a deacon, and had been commissioned by the apostles to distribute food among the poor of the congregation.
According to Acts 7:59, he was falsely accused and sentenced to death by stoning.