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What is National Bestfriend Day?

 



National best friend day celebrated in June 8th, as this day is supposed to be the day to express your love and support to your besties, celebrate with close friends and relatives that always had loved you all the way, as all of us have a bestfriend that we can have as a backbone and rely on them on anything and this is how it's started:

it is unknown when is it exactly started in the united states but people started officially celebrating it since 1935 as this day is very popular especially between younger generations as people surprise their close friends by getting a gift or doing some thing special.  

the hashtag of #nationalbestfriendday is trending on twitter, people tagging their best friends and posting their special moments together or even due to corona virus they send each other wonderful wishes to each other, every person has their to connect to their friends as it can be going to the movies or doing a picnic.

The most important thing is to appreciate every close friend who supported you, even if you made that friend from your childhood or even in your adult process. \

Thank you so much for reading my blog, please tell me what you did on this day or who is your bestie!
- Farah Kareem


👉Sources:
 https://www.hindustantimes.com/lifestyle/festivals/national-best-friends-day-2021-here-s-the-history-and-significance-of-the-day-101623129066339.html

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