It’s time for the annual celebration of Adams’ life and that most useful tool for all interstellar travelers (Image credit: iStock/Getty Images ) Today, May 25, is officially known as Towel Day.
This day is meant to honor the beloved author of”The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy,” Douglas Adams, whose writings have inspired multitudes of writers, painters, scientists, filmmakers, astronomers, artists, engineers,
and kindred souls of all stripes. It’s a special day for fans and friends to gather and celebrate Adams and the sublime insanity of”The Hitchhiker’s Guide.” To commemorate Adams on Towel Day, true fans of”
The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy ” will tote their towels around town and country, sharing personal photos with their honorary towels on social media using the hashtag #TowelDay, posting iconic quotes, re-reading the books, raising a pint while reciting favorite lines, attending lectures, or rewatching the BBC series or 2005 feature film. headtopics.com
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