#HappyBirthday to the #May25 #BirthdayCohort (with @wweRomanReigns & @AmyKlobuchar & ... you?) ... Remember Your #Towel! on @TowelDay | @411Holidays @BirthdayMates #TheFamousPeople @YourTango @MySundayMass

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I sometimes get a little 'thrill' from realizing that I have the same birthday as several famous people, and enough other people get that thrill from seeing their birthday-cohort (both the currently-famous & the probably-not-yet famous) that I figure it's worth doing 'one of these entries for every birthday'---maybe focusing on one of these holidays & or event-anniversaries in each entry)?'

That way I can go back & input new birthdays & events etc. Like today's Towel Day.

That holiday's explanation is linked through 'the main word' below; but first I want to understand that word better. And I find that you understand words better when you look at the other words at the bases of the words you're thinking-of ...
The word “Towel” is built on ancient words that mean "to Wash" (words that also serve as the base of "|Altar-Cloth, |Napkin"). #Towelled #Towelling #Towelette
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Today's Birthday-Cohort

Astrologically, their sign is Gemini (closing Taurus) ... no matter WHICH stars they were born under: Cillian Murphy (THE DARK KNIGHT (BATMAN)'s The Scarecrow, et al.), WWE's Roman Reigns, Ian McKellen, Mike Myers, Anne Heche (Vicky/Marley Hudson/Love on One Life to Live), Ralph Waldo Emerson, Frank Oz, great leader Amy Klobuchar, Connie Selleca, Octavia Spencer (Dorothy Vaughan in Hidden Figures, the Check-In Girl in Spider-Man), Jamie Kennedy (SON OF THE MASK) ... and lots more I don't recognize (maybe you do recognize some ... you can find the date at the birthday-cohort link)
the ETERNAL Horoscope-dates

(and--if you or someone you know about has a birthday today
--please mention them (and how you know them or -know
 about them) in the comments, thanks)

My Heart of the Nation calendar says they're celebrating:

optional memorials for Saint Bede the Venerable, Saint Gregory VII & Saint Mary Magdalene de' Pazzi; with the clergy wearing White Vestments (for the season AND for any of the Optional Memorials)

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