Posted
on January 1, 2015
The
first day of the New Year is a perfect day to celebrate all things
that start with the last letter of the alphabet!!
So
said Tom Zager, who found himself at the bottom of almost every list
because his last name starts with “Z.” Today is designed to be
one of those “the first shall go last, and the last shall go first”
days!
So...grab
all the Zoes and Zachs in your life and head to the zoo—and don't
forget to visit the zebras. Brush off your zither and learn a chord
or two. Celebrate one of the biggest inventions in math: the zero.
Zone out with zombie movies or books, or maybe with music by the
Zombies. Buy zinnia seeds to plant in the spring, learn about Zambia
and Zimbabwe, decorate your walls with a zig-zag trim or your ceiling
with a glow-in-the-dark zodiac, read about Zen Buddhism, and wear
clothes with big, bold zippers! Tonight, of course, you'll want to
catch plenty of Zzzzs.
What
will you do on National Z Day?
Did
you know...?- In America, the letter “Z” is pronounced zee, but in England it is pronounced zed. The latter comes from the Greek and Latin zeta.
- “Z” is the most rarely letter in written English – especially in nations that follow British spelling customs. This is because words like organization, analyze, and economize are spelled in the U.K. this way: organisation, analyse, and economise.
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