Do a Grouch a Favor Day February 16 th

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Do a Grouch a Favor Day

Do a Grouch a Favor Day is a day for doing favors for the grouches in our lives. Maybe they are our neighbor, a coworker, part of our family, or a stranger we meet at the store or on the street. Some people are always grouchy, and some people only become grouchy after a lot of stress is placed on them. We probably have all been grouchy at some point. No matter where a grouch is found today, the day is for doing them a favor, with the hope that it will cheer them up, and help their grouchiness subside. It may not help everyone—some people are perennial grouches—but it's worth a try!
Do a Grouch a Favor Day is observed next on Friday, February 16th, 2018. It has always been observed annually on February 16th.

 

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