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Tag Archives: holidays
It’s Beginning To Look A Little Like Christmas
Christmas is exactly one week away, but I don’t feel very festive right now and I didn’t feel festive at all until today. It’s weird. I can definitely think of a few reason why I might feel the way I … Continue reading
Pride Around The World | 4 Parades You Should Know About
Hey, everyone! Today I’m going to talk about Pride… specifically, Pride parades around the world! Many countries celebrate LGBTQ+ Pride, albeit in different ways and at different times throughout the year. So I’ve made a list of four Pride parades I … Continue reading
Posted in LGBTQ+, Nevillegirl's Adventures!, Non-Neville Posts, Uncategorized
Tagged Brazil, gay, holidays, LGBTQ+, Pride, queer, The Netherlands, Uganda, United States
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Celebrating Easter As An Atheist
Happy Easter, if you celebrate it! That last bit – that “if you celebrate it” – is precisely what I’ll be discussing today. Lately I’ve been pondering what “counts” as “really” celebrating a holiday. Usually I spend my Sundays working … Continue reading
Posted in Nevillegirl's Adventures!, Non-Neville Posts, Uncategorized
Tagged atheism, Christianity, Christmas, deep thoughts, Easter, holidays, Islam, my life, religion
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Independence Day
Happy Fourth of July! I wanted to write a post for today but I’m not doing anything super-cool this holiday (well, not compared to what I did last year) so I thought I’d write about… what I did last year. … Continue reading
Good-Sinful Alliance: 2014 Conference – Let It Snow
“Good evening, ladies, gentlemen, and assorted minions! Good evening, evildoers! I’m Caesar Flickerman. I took a short break from emceeing for the Good-Sinful Alliance to host the Third Quarter Quell, but never fear – I am back! And it looks like … Continue reading
Good-Sinful Alliance: Happy Presidents’ Day!
On the television screen, a stately-looking old man stands at a podium holding some notecards. A white rose is tucked into his lapel. Obviously a villain of note, he clears his throat authoritatively and begins to speak. “Good evening. I’m President Coriolanus … Continue reading