There is a reason to celebrate every single day in the year. If you want to mix it up in September, check out these dates that relate to writing, post service and words.1
September is Library Card Sign-Up Month: Celebrate the connection between readers and libraries by mailing a favorite book recommendation or a note encouraging someone to visit their library.
September 21–27 – Thinking of You Week: Send a card or letter to someone who has been on your mind but may not know that you are thinking of them.
| September 1 World Letter Writing Day – Celebrate the month by picking up your favorite pen and stationery and sending a handwritten letter simply for the joy of connecting through mail. September 7 National Neither Snow Nor Rain Day – Celebrate the U.S. Postal Service and its tradition of delivering mail by sending a letter or postcard through the mail. September 8 National Ampersand Day – Celebrate one of the most recognizable symbols of writing by including an ampersand-themed message, illustration, or wordplay in your correspondence. September 18 Hug a Greeting Card Writer Day – Send a card or letter to someone who enjoys writing cards—or simply celebrate the people who keep personal correspondence alive. September 21 World Gratitude Day – Put your gratitude into words by mailing a thank-you note to someone whose kindness or influence has made a difference. September 24 National Punctuation Day – Have some fun with commas, semicolons, quotation marks, and other punctuation by creating a carefully punctuated—or deliberately punctuation-filled—letter. September 26 National Love Note Day – Mail a short, heartfelt note to someone you love or appreciate—romantic or otherwise. September 26 National Doodle Day – Add doodles, sketches, or little drawings to your letter and turn ordinary correspondence into personal mail art. |
- Compiled by ChatGPT. ↩︎
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