To the cemetery

Published by on November 1, 2007 | 22 Comments

It’s All-Saint’s day already here in my side of the world and I would like to apologize for the delay of prizes. I can’t login to Second Life right now. So like I’ve said in my previous post, I’ll send all the prizes November 2.

Don’t forget to visit your relatives as well.

Belated Happy Halloween!


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  • http://lindendollars.wordpress.com/ Cammy Juran

    What’s an all saints day? If it’s saints why the cemetery?

  • http://lindendollars.wordpress.com/ Cammy Juran

    What’s an all saints day? If it’s saints why the cemetery?

  • http://2ndworld.wordpress.com/ Adiready Singh

    Dunno anything about All Saints day either…have to google it…but thanks for sharing :)

    Enjoy

    Bye

    Adi

  • http://2ndworld.wordpress.com Adiready Singh

    Dunno anything about All Saints day either…have to google it…but thanks for sharing :)

    Enjoy

    Bye

    Adi

  • http://robotdreamer.blogspot.com/ Ahkums Razor
  • http://robotdreamer.blogspot.com/ Ahkums Razor
    • http://2ndworld.wordpress.com Adiready Singh

      when your wife makes cloths for Fred and barrny let me know….i would certainly buy them :)

      ENjoy

      Bye

      ADi

  • http://2ndworld.wordpress.com/ Adiready Singh

    when your wife makes cloths for Fred and barrny let me know….i would certainly buy them :)

    ENjoy

    Bye

    ADi

  • Trebuchet Bracken

    All Saints Day,to my recollection, is an older Christian Holiday that sprang up alongside All Hallow’s Eve to “combat” the evils of the Pagan traditions that people continued to celebrate despite being converted. On All Hallow’s Eve, people are to respect all that died, while on All Saints Say, people are to reflect on the lives of the saints and such.

    Hope you do not mind me summarizing it a bit, Ahkums. :P

  • Trebuchet Bracken

    All Saints Day,to my recollection, is an older Christian Holiday that sprang up alongside All Hallow’s Eve to “combat” the evils of the Pagan traditions that people continued to celebrate despite being converted. On All Hallow’s Eve, people are to respect all that died, while on All Saints Say, people are to reflect on the lives of the saints and such.

    Hope you do not mind me summarizing it a bit, Ahkums. :P

    • http://lindendollars.wordpress.com/ CJ

      Thanks for the info.

      • Trebuchet Brackn

        But of course, CJ.

  • http://lindendollars.wordpress.com/ CJ

    Thanks for the info.

  • Trebuchet Brackn

    But of course, CJ.

  • unity freenote

    more articles like this. interesting.

  • unity freenote

    more articles like this. interesting.

    • Trebuchet Bracken

      This article did add something fresh to the overall blog. Even a small something is great to see, and I do hope Chino posts more little ‘humanistic’ tidbits in the future. Especially with Thanksgiving (in America), Christmas, and other celebrations rolling around.

  • Suki Hirano

    Is All-Saint’s Day international, or only in certain countries?

  • Suki Hirano

    Is All-Saint’s Day international, or only in certain countries?

    • Trebuchet Bracken

      It is more of a religious (particularly Christan) holiday, so it is cross-national, and potentially cross-cultural. It depends on what faith you follow; even different sects of Christianity interpret such events differently. I know that at least in America, it is not put on most calendars, while Halloween is. And you definitely do not get either day off. :P

  • Trebuchet Bracken

    It is more of a religious (particularly Christan) holiday, so it is cross-national, and potentially cross-cultural. It depends on what faith you follow; even different sects of Christianity interpret such events differently. I know that at least in America, it is not put on most calendars, while Halloween is. And you definitely do not get either day off. :P

  • Trebuchet Bracken

    This article did add something fresh to the overall blog. Even a small something is great to see, and I do hope Chino posts more little ‘humanistic’ tidbits in the future. Especially with Thanksgiving (in America), Christmas, and other celebrations rolling around.

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