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Destination Celebration 07.14.24
Welcome to July 14th on the National Day Calendar. Today, we're enjoying a cheesy comfort food and celebrating a handy tool. Macaroni and Cheese Day with its creamy, gooey, and cheesy goodness has been a favorite for generations. Did you know the earliest known recipe for mac and cheese dates back to the 13th century in Italy? Since then, it has evolved into countless variations, from classic stovetop, to gourmet baked versions, and everything in between. So grab a bowl, and indulge, and this timeless and delicious dish. So I love a great mac and cheese and curdled corn right next to it, and you mix them all up, and it's just wonderful. Interesting. I've never had it that way. You know, it's because back in the day, when I had absolutely no money, you know, you could make that for like 30 cents, right? How about you? What do you like? Since when can you make macaroni and cheese for 30 cents? How old are you? Yeah, I knew you were going to go there, too. So old enough to know that you could buy mac and cheese back in the day for 30 cents a box. That's crazy. Yeah. Yeah. Wow. Today is also a national tape measure day. The tape measure is an essential tool for anyone who needs to measure precisely, from construction workers to tailors. The modern retractable tape measure was patented by Alvin J. Fellows on this day in 1868. Today's tape measure comes in a variety of lengths and styles, but they all owe their functionality to this simple yet ingenious invention. Whether you're measuring twice and cutting once, or just checking your furniture dimensions, the tape measure is indispensable. Come over here. Let me measure you. Let's go measure furniture instead. Oh, come on. I can already tell you that I'm really tall. I'm taller than the six foot measure you got there now. How do you know this is a six foot tape measure? This could be an eight foot one. I'm just reading the six FT on the side. So I was suing. That's what that means. You're so smart. Alright, we can measure the desk. I'm literally a Johnson. I'm Marlo Anderson. Thank you for joining us on our journey to celebrate every day. Until next time, keep celebrating.