There is an opinion online that this holiday was founded by the Japanese, who love to dress up in bright costumes and outfits to match their favorite fairy-tale, cinematic, and computer characters. But in fact, the history of cosplay goes much deeper. The idea was suggested by the Americans. Moreover, this happened back in 1939.

British poet and linguist Samuel Johnson said: “It is wise to keep your secret, but to expect others to keep it is foolish.” There are no holy people, and everyone has a skeleton in their closet. Can you trust your secrets to strangers? Do you always need to know someone else’s ins and outs? We invite you to reflect on this matter on November 3rd.

Jellyfish lived on Earth hundreds of millions of years before the first man appeared on the planet. Unique invertebrate animals, consisting of 95-98% water, have a transparent gelatinous body shaped like a bell, disk or umbrella. Despite the lack of a brain, these predators, having 24 pairs of eyes and 2 nervous systems, successfully hunt and avoid collisions with natural enemies.

Cliche Day

Scientific and technological revolution of the mid-twentieth century. contributed to the creation of electronic computing devices. One of them was the calculator (translated from Latin as “counter”), in whose honor a holiday was established. Today, these devices are built into almost all modern gadgets. This fact significantly forgives people's lives.

National Sandwich Day in the USA

Panama Independence Day

On this date, it is customary to honor the memory of the three Hilarions (the Great, Meglinsky and Pskovoezersky). People were waiting for the first powder that day, so they didn’t plan any trips. And those who were forced to hit the road were often in for trouble.

Japan Culture Day(Bunka-no Hi)

Orthodox holidays November 3:

Memorial Day of St. Hilarion the Great

Day of the transfer of the relics of St. Hilarion, Bishop of Meglin