the exact origins of April Fools' Day is a bit of a mystery, lost to time. Some folks believe it might be linked to the change from the Julian to Gregorian calendar in France around 1582. People who celebrated New Year's on April 1st according to the old calendar may have been called fools by those following the new calendar
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