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How to Celebrate International Day of Veterinary Medicine

International Day of Veterinary Medicine is best celebrated by showing your veterinarian some extra love. Supply them with fruit baskets or just a card, and let them know how much their work means to you. You can also celebrate it by studying the newest innovations in veterinary medicine and sharing them with your friends and co-workers who own pets, you may just discover something that will help your own furry or scaly friends live a little longer! International Day of Veterinary Medicine is also a great time to make that long put-off appointment for your pets.

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Throughout recorded history, humans have been losing personal items and finding others, and the emotions accompanying these events have ranged from despair to joy. So it should come as no immense shock that Lost and Found Day has been invented, in order to acknowledge the impact these situations have had on our lives. Although this event is celebrated on no set "day (it varies from location to location), this does not take away from its importance in the least. In essence, Lost and Found Day has been set aside to encourage us to return any items that we may have found during the past year to the people who have lost them and who may be extremely worried. Likewise, it is also a great occasion to try to find any personal belongings which we have lost and put an end to the frustration of having to go without something we need.

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History of Lost & Found Day

Lost and Found Day was officially announced on November 19th, 2012, but the concept of having a place where people can come to possibly recover things they have lost dates back 1805, when Napoleon Bonaparte opened the first lost and found office in Paris. Objects found on the streets of the city could be brought there, and those looking for them could go there to see if their items had been brought in. Since then, the concept has spread all over the world. Transport for London's lost property offices collect about 130,000 object every year, ranging from the obvious choices such as mobile phones and wallets to more unexpected and unusual ones, like wedding dresses, urns containing ashes of the deceased, wheelchairs and even kitchen sinks.

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How to Celebrate Lost & Found Day

There are several different ways you can go about celebrating this day. The first is to make a point of finding something you yourself have lost and have been somehow doing without since you did. There is no reason you should have to! Taking your couch apart is a good place to start looking for whatever it is that's gone missing, and chances are you'll find a few other things you've long since forgotten you had in there as well. Another good place to conduct a full inspection of would be your dirty clothes binas it's a messy place to begin with, it's especially easy to miss things that somehow end up there. If you are lucky enough to not be missing anything, you could celebrate Lost & Found Day by finally getting around to taking something you've found in to your local lost and found, like that lovely sweater you found on the bus a while back, or those keys that were laying on the pavement near your building. You might just make someone who's almost lost all hope's day!

Of course, there is no guarantee that we will be rewarded for our efforts, but that it not particularly the point. Many feel that this occasion is simply meant to remind us that we live in a world where decency and responsibility need to be embraced. After all, there are well over 7 billion of us here on Earth that need to work together to make the world a better place. Indeed, Lost & Found Day is as much of a moral event as it is a time to give back and (hopefully) receive.

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If you love pastries, then your day is about to get all the more delicious! On December 9th, it's time to observe Pastry Day so if you ever needed an excuse to grab a croissant before work or keep the hunger pangs at bay in the afternoon with a cheeky slice of apple pie, today hands it to you on a plate!

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History of Pastry Day

The first ever pastries date way back into ancient times when the likes of the ancient Romans and Greeks made filo-style pastries as meals and treats. The main ingredients in hot countries were flour, oil, and honey, which would not melt easily in the heat of the day. We still have these kinds of treats these days with the Turkish favorite Baklava, a sweet pastry made from filo-type pastry, nuts, and lashings of honey.

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In medieval times, things got a bit more serious when pastry chefs came on the scene, using shortening and butter to make a thicker, more robust pastry that we see frequently in pies. Pastry became quite a serious business, with demand for pies and sweets always high amongst royalty and peasants alike. Throughout the years, plenty of pastry types have emerged; choux, danish, phyllo (which is more commonly known as filo' pastry), and on the back of that, hundreds of delicious pastry-based treats!

Pastry chefs are still a big thing, too perhaps even more so than they were back in medieval times. employed in some of the biggest, most fancy hotels in the world, pastry chefs are in charge of making cakes and sweets and of course, classic pastry deserts.

The actual roots of Pastry Day aren't easy to find, but there's no doubt that such a delicious foodstuff deserves its own observance!

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How to Celebrate Pastry Day

This one is easy. Pop into your local bakery and grab an apple turnover, a flaky pastry pie or perhaps a cinnamon whirl. The amount of pastries up for grabs is endless; vanilla slices, profiteroles, strudel, Danish pastries, pies of all fillings, baklava, quiche, eclairs, or even a Cornish pasty there's plenty to choose from no matter what you're hungry for.

If you're feeling adventurous, try making your own pie or if you think you're quite the cook, take a stab at the challenging filo or choux pastry! Whatever you do, be sure to enjoy these sweet or savory treats with your friends, family or workmates. Or eat all of them to yourself we won't tell!

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TOday is Lost & found day
our show Badi Door Se Aaye Hain was based on this very topic
2015 lost & found

though wen 2015 was found he dint value ghotalas taking pains because of him

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Originally posted by: coolhi1988

happy all days

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