Pandemonium Day is celebrated on July 14 of every year. Pandemonium Day is a yearly celebration of Chaos and disorder. The day reminds the chaos and uncertainty which marks most of our lives. The day encourages people to take an entirely different look at upheavals and changes in their lives. Hence Pandemonium Day is a day that inspires the celebrators to look out for other ways to take a breather from the daily grunt and to make order and equilibrium in their lives.
“People themselves are full of tunnels: winding, dark spaces and caverns; impossible to know all the places inside of them. Impossible even to imagine.” – Lauren Oliver.
History of Pandemonium Day
The creator or founder of Pandemonium Day is still unknown. The day is to take a breather from all the stuffiness that comes with living an ordered and scheduled life. There is a term known as “Landing in a rut,” which describes the same thing that you are doing the same tasks day in and day out without any deviation or variance. Hence, it would help if you needed a little pandemonium in your life, like random madness and spontaneous acts, which will bring about great experiences, adventures, and memories that you can spring and share your entire life. Life was meant to be full of happiness and exploring our uniqueness, not steamed into a three-piece suit and living out each day according to somebody else’s pre-determined view. So Pandemonium Day is perfect to say goodbye to all your stuff and free yourself from expectations.
Other Celebrations on July 14
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How to Celebrate the day
Celebrating a day is relatively easy and very simple to remember. Take measures to reduce the confusion and the stress which comes with it. Make a perfect chore chart and stick to it daily. Don’t feel guilty about not accomplishing a few chores once in a while. You can ask for help from family members and friends to close the tasks if they are overwhelming. You can use the hashtag #PandemoniumDay to post on social media.
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