It's National Nothing Day Today! You read it right. This unusual day is observed on January 16, and the sole purpose is to relax and do absolutely nothing.

Fun fact: Today, January 16, is National Nothing Day. No, it’s not an “official” holiday — the Internet tells me that would require an act of Congress — but given that its point is to be ...

Today is National Nothing Day. It's been observed (or not) since 1973, the year after it was proposed as a holiday by "The San Francisco Examiner" columnist Harold Pullman Coffin.

(CNN) If you’ve ever wanted an excuse to do absolutely nothing for an entire day, now is your chance. January 16 is “National Nothing Day!” The day was created in 1972 by Harold Pullman ...

Today, Jan. 16, is National Nothing Day. According to the National Day Calendar, “the day was created as a day to provide Americans with one National day when they can just sit without ...

This is National Nothing Day. Legend has it the holiday was invented in San Francisco in the 1970's, Harold Pullman Coffin, newspaper columnist, San Francisco Examiner ...

For example, National Nothing Day was proclaimed in 1972 by journalist Harold Pullman Coffin, according to nationaltoday.com, then others went along with that idea.

While New Year's Day and Martin Luther King Day are the most well-known January holidays, there are plenty of national holidays throughout the month.

National Nothing Day was proposed by columnist Pullman Coffin in 1972 and the day has been observed in the United States since 1973. A day like this helps to promote the importance of doing ...

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16 January is National Nothing Day, a day that is literally about doing nothing at all. There is absolutely no purpose or intended structure for this pointless celebration. This day – similar to ...

National Nothing Day. On Thursday, Jan. 16, is absolutely NOTHING! It's not a get-out-of-work day, but it is an "un-event" that occurs annually. National Cheese Lovers Day.