So Buffistas - my FB friendslist is filling up with snotty cartoons about how this time of year is all about Christmas. I get frustrated when my relatives who are Christian start acting like they are being marginalized or oppressed or something.
I've been trying to find a list of all major and minor religious holy days that are celebrated in December. I want to put a list up and maybe on the actual day say something. But all I can find are lists for various Christian days and Judaism, and Kwanzaa. Does anyone know where I can find a list or have an idea of a better way to search Google.
Does anyone know where I can find a list or have an idea of a better way to search Google.
I don't know about searching better, but the Chinese celebrate the Dongzhi Festival on the winter solstice. [link]
OMFG. They started jackhammering outside my bedroom window before 7 this morning. Is that legal???
Thanks billytea.
Jesse jackhammering that early is evil. They'll at least be in the special hell.
Stomach still hates me. Plus I either have a fever or just woke up to early and my thermostat is off. I can't really tell which and I can't find the damn thermometer, but taking this opportunity (hah) to call in sick and move the vet appointment for Devi up to this morning instead of this afternoon. Meh.
I've been trying to find a list of all major and minor religious holy days that are celebrated in December.
I'm surprised this isn't a Wikipedia page. They love lists like that.
Speaking of which, can a fellow Buffista Jew confirm for me that Hannukah has NOT started yet? Every calendar I can find says the first night is Dec 8th, but I keep seeing electric menorahs in shop windows with one candle already lit!! Am I going crazy??
Rabbi Google also told me the 8th.
We just had to go through this issue while working out the attending schedule a couple of weeks ago, so even without Rabbi Google I know it's the 8th, and the one-candle-already-lighters are severely wrong.
Whew! I was worried my kids were going to be expecting presents tonight. (Well, the 5 year-old anyway. Who would then prep the almost-2 year-old.)