World day of mismatched socks: a way to accept the different, share your mismatched sock drama with the hashtag #calzinispaiati.
Don't store avocado like this: it's dangerousAlone, saddened, discolored. The tragic fate of an unmatched sock is there for all to see: it remains there, among happy pairs of fashionable socks, in the bottom of a drawer, waiting for its twin to return. But sometimes nothing, the unmatched sock has a good chance that it will remain so for the rest of its life, without being able to feel the warmth of a human foot. But what if we gave it the chance to find meaning again?
It is for this reason that for some years now the drama of the exploded pedal has turned into a good opportunity to remind us that no one can be left alone and that everyone must have the opportunity to live in a peaceful and colorful world, in friendship.
It is what underlies the World day of mismatched socks which is celebrated every year on first Friday of February. A way to joke about it and you can participate too by sharing your personal mismatched sock drama with the hashtag #socksispaiati.
Today wear different socks, give life to those that have remained unmatched and above all have fun with others.
For this edition, they let you know about the Facebook page . official dedicated to this initiative, in schools we will talk about friendship and respect, unmatched socks will be used in several ways.
Among these, the sock that collects messages of friendship: the unpaired sock of each child hangs by a thread with the name of each and everyone can put inside a drawing, a phrase or a word. Today, Friday 7 February, each child will take home their own sock which will contain the messages of friendship from their classmates or from other classes.
ARE WE ALMOST THERE ???? For those who want: the poster to hang !!! Edition…
Posted by The Day of Mismatched Socks on Wednesday, February 5, 2020
The Nursery Rhyme Of Differences
You are not like me: you are different
But don't feel lost
I'm different too, there are two of us
If I put my hands with yours
Some things I know how to do, and others you
And put together we know how to do more
You are not like me: I am lucky
I am really grateful to you
Sources: The Day of Mismatched Socks / Master Mile
