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All eggs BOGOF at Morrisons ....treat yourself, i know i have
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Nobody allowed in cemeteries today on palm Sunday to put flowers on loved ones graves
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My family didn't even get round to planning easter, but we can't have any get togethers.
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So is easter cancelled?... some logistical probs with the usual distribution of easter eggs amongst family members outside of the household. Don't reckon i'll bother this year
....Still, can look forward to watching The ten commandments on telly
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Originally posted by Arran View PostNot on the same day.
Has anybody here celebrated Eid or Diwali even if (like most people who celebrate Christmas) you don't follow the religions? Some primary schools hold celebrations for them.
They also did Diwali but I think that the difference is that the lights and fireworks (more prominently seen in places like Leicester) nicely fit in quite closely to Guy Fawkes Night almost every year. I had a best friend in Infant school who was Hindu, I think, so I was aware of the culture of that.
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Originally posted by Arran View PostNot on the same day.
Has anybody here celebrated Eid or Diwali even if (like most people who celebrate Christmas) you don't follow the religions? Some primary schools hold celebrations for them.
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Originally posted by Arran View PostThe epicentre of Mischief Night is believed to be Leeds but it takes place across West Yorkshire extending into South Yorkshire. It is far less common in North Yorkshire and East Yorkshire with the possible exception of parts of Hull. Leeds residents are known to quote that the nastiest pranks take place in Bradford.
IMO St. Patrick's Day has been hijacked by Guinness.
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Originally posted by George 1978 View PostYes, but they don't happen at the same time, do they?
Has anybody here celebrated Eid or Diwali even if (like most people who celebrate Christmas) you don't follow the religions? Some primary schools hold celebrations for them.
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Yes, but they don't happen at the same time, do they?
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The two nationalities who make a big celebration of New Year are the Chinese and the Scottish.
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