When most people think of holidays in March, they typically think of St. Patrick’s day on the 17th. Mathematically minded folks may even enjoy pie day on the 14th, and gamers will give a little fist bump on Mario day on the 10th.
Although our family celebrates all of those special days, we also celebrate a more unusual noteworthy day: the Ides of March on the 15th.
Yes, I know, it’s weird to think a Roman assassination is a good reason to have a party. But honestly, do you really need a reason to have a good time? Here’s how we observe the Ides of March.