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Oct 31, 2024

Samain Shona

"Happy Halloween" in Irish - and not even Google Translate knows how to say it.

Happy All Halloweds' Eve

Nov 1, 2023

Yesterday, Today, And Tomorrow

Go ahead and make your argument that religion isn't just a little creepy.

I don't mean to be crass. I think I get it. We should remember the past, and pay homage to our ancestry, and honor the dead (those who deserve it anyway). But religion comes rushing in and all of a sudden it's a revenue opportunity - a profit center - and it becomes a competitive event. Who can embrace and celebrate death better?

Like I said - CREEPY.

So here we are in the middle of the annual three-day Festival Of the Dead.

AKA: Allhallowtide