Many people don't like mud. Mud is a kind of nuisance. As soon as it rains, everything is filled with mud and everyone hates it. The mud muddles the shoes, the clothes, the car, the floor, the furniture, and it makes everything ugly.
Mud has a bad reputation. What advantages does this sticky, slippery slick stuff have? What does he have to offer?
It turns out mud is not so bad and even a positive thing. Many studies have shown that it comes in contact with a bit of dirt and bacteria. It is healthy for us and helps build the immune system, unlike living in a sterile environment that makes the body very vulnerable. It is actually living in an environment that is too clean with detergents, less healthy than a life in which they get dirty and occasionally splash in the mud. Mud also has many minerals for skin, and people pay hundreds of dollars to make mud masks and mud baths in the spa.
The creators of International Mud Day wanted to find a way to help all the children around the planet feel closer to each other ... and what is the best way to do it if not using the Earth itself?
The first International Mud Day took place in 2009 in various countries, initiated by Gillian McAuliffe of Australia and Bishnu Bhatta of Nepal. Since then, every year the mud day has been celebrated in many countries, regardless of race, religion, age or sex.
How to celebrate Mud Day?
There are lots of ways to celebrate International Mud Day, but they all have one thing in common: you have to get dirty. This day can be fun especially if you have children, because who loves most get dirty if not children? You can do creative activities in the mud like building sculptures or cakes from mud. You can rub your body in the mud and do a muddy war. In France, for example, running competitions that include crawling in the mud under grids for the Mud Day are also held.
Luther Barbank, an American botanist, said: "Every child needs mud cakes, grasshoppers, water bugs, tadpoles, frogs, mud deer, wild strawberries, acorns, chestnuts ... Different pets, plucked fields, pine cones, rocks, sand, snakes and wasps, any child deprived of these things is deprived of the best part of ... education. "
June 29 is also Independence Day in the Seychelles and World Industrial Design Day
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