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It’s the classic tale of the winter blues. You want to go outside but the snow is too icy to go sled riding and just barely grazes the top of the grass; you’ve been diagnosed with a severe case of cabin fever! (Duh duh duhhh)

According to Urban Dictionary, cabin fever is a type of hysteria brought on by spending too much time indoors. Which brings us to  Hoodie Hoo Day! (Yes this is an actual day)

Celebrated on February 20, Hoodie Hoo Day is a day to “chase winter and make ready for spring.” Roughly one month away from spring. Hoodie Hoo Day is a copyrighted holiday and was created and maintained by WellCat.com.

To celebrate Hoodie Hoo Day, people go outside at 12:00 noon and then proceed to wave their hands over their heads and yell the almighty words, “Hoodie Hoo!”

Are you tired of winter? Do you want spring to be here? Do you have a severe case of cabin fever? If you answered yes to any of these questions, you deserve to shout, “Hoodie Hoo!” from the highest of the mountain tops!

If you do have a terminal case of cabin fever, click here to read 20 ways to cure your ailment.