The turn of Mid-October is there. Two more weeks, and we will celebrate the sweet creepiness of Halloween...

In the meantime, here are some celebration for the week, some a bit creepy, some sweats, and other bitter...

We start with a FREE day the Be Bald and Free Day to be exact. We are not asking you to shave your head, but to leave behind your wig, hat and insecurities, and to just enjoy the wind and warm sun-rays (if you are lucky to have some sun above your head). This celebration is today, 14th of October.

How about forgetting any hair problem and turn to the table, and enjoy the wonders of the cooks all over the world? October 16th is World's Food Day. This year, the message will be: "Our actions are our future". A #ZeroHunger world by 2030is possible. What will you do? Or write?

Switching to a mix of sweet and sour the 17th of October offers exactly that: a bit of fun and some bitterness, but, ultimately, the possibility to enjoy a day and gain something from it...

You can start by Wearing Something Gaudy. Do you have any neon pink socks or shirt? Some loudly colourful pant? Anything flashy? Enjoy the gaudiness and do not worry of the gaze of your neighbours...

And, if you have any doubt of celebrating the flashy and loud side of your character, you will have a Second Chance. Give yourself this second chance on Mulligan Day, so you will not regret anything. 

And if second chance is not enough, bring some peace to yourself by Forgiving an Ex. 

So... between your gaudy self and the ex to forgive, balance this 17th of October between sweet and sour, but, overall, enjoy this day!!

And, for the sake of it, if you cannot forgive or accord yourself this second chance, just celebrate Double Ninth Festival to thwart any danger, to prevent too much Yang to darken your path...

To conclude the week, we bring more sweetness to your palate. First, on 18th of October with Chocolate Cupcake Day, then on the 20th with the Sweetest Day. 

Will any of these observance days bring you some inspiration? For a story? Or just giving you the incentive to do those few things you always wanted to but never really did?