You could have easily identified him by his coat of many colors, at least, until his brothers sold him into slavery. He was the apple of his parents and God’s eyes and a thorn in the flesh of his siblings. Youssef was the 11th son of the 12 sons of Jacob and the first of his mother, Rachel. The boy was named ‘Yossef,’ Hebrew for ‘to add’ or, more specifically, ‘Jehovah will add.’ He was a blessing to them during a period when they were desperate for another child. The first recorded use of this name, or more specifically, its original Hebrew variation, Yossef, may be found in the first book of the Bible, “Genesis.” Believe it or not, he was named this way because his parents were hoping God to bring yet another son into their lives. It was first documented in one of the most revered and inspiring books of all time - the “Bible.” The popularity of this name is well-deserved and comes from a long ancestry line. Thanks for joining us as we Celebrate Every Day.Today our honorary mentions belong to anyone named Joseph, or its variations, across the world. So on National Joe Daygrab your friends Joey, Joanna and Joseph and take them to lunch or maybe grab a cup of, well, Joe. We also celebrate the people we know and love who have the name Joe. Today isn’t just about our favorite caffeinated drink. This was later shortened to a cup of Joe. But morale went from bad to worse and sailors began referring sarcastically to coffee as a cup of Joseph Daniels. Daniels thought he could make up for it by increasing rations for coffee. Needless to say, this didn’t always sit well with the troops. So does this mean you should hide your drawings today on National Scribble Day? Maybe it’s time to show the world what you’re made of.Įver wonder why we call coffee a cup of Joe? During World War I, Joseph Daniels, the Secretary of the Navy, banned alcohol on naval bases. Flowers indicate affinity for others and stars indicate ambition. People who like round shapes are friendly and tend to avoid conflict. According to researchers, if you draw squares, you’re a planner. And as adults, the idle scribbling we do when bored can give insight into our personalities. Today we celebrate doodles with purpose and a good old cuppa Joe.īefore we can write or even draw, one of the first things we do as kids is scribble. Welcome to March 27th, 2022 on the National Day Calendar. You Might Be Surprised To Learn What Your Scribbles Say About You!
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