☆*:.｡.o(≧▽≦)o.｡.:*☆Independence Day☆*:.｡.o(≧▽≦)o.｡.:*☆

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HAPPY INDE..........

hah~

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let other fellow cat from same country do that
like @Yukkuri Oniisan @GonZ555 @kenar @prongsjiisan or mochi who busy reading her BL

what kind festival held at your area on your country independent day? or how usually da people celebrate it?
how my country celebrate it?
this and that
wut cha looking at?
I'm too lazy to type it~

(´〜｀*) too lazy to see flag ceremony
shoot there also my cousin wedding
(´〜｀*)> maybe I should skip it
other cat have put smug face
he also your cousin~ idiot~
btw it 3:42 am here so

 

Sleep more, cat. You have more energy for the things you like and less time to be bored

 

The heck

 

*sleeps here*

 

Happy non Independence Day (for the rest of us lol)

I’ve never celebrated an Independence Day of any kind. No idea how they celebrate it in Bangladesh either.

 

I think only the government at my place celebrates independence day. Us citizen just laze around and sleep. Mostly have fun.

 

My country don't have independence day. sadly, -1 holiday.

 

I'm from the UK... unless you count the Norman conquest we've never been a vassal state/subjugated - so no independence day

 

Well, for me it was yesterday ( the 15 ) and it was in my language ( French ) : l'Assomption
Don't know if it's the same thing, it's a religious feast, so I don't really do anything

 

but there's no mochi for independence day. or cat. and its already 3:55 now.

 

Independence from... Monarch ? Wait monarch still there...
But then isn't that make ordinary people peasants ?

 

Not peasants, citizens

 

We have an annual ball at the president's 'castle' which is shown for what, 4 or more hours live ? First them greeting everyone coming in, then dancing I think, never really watched all of it.

Then there's the annual showing of one or more versions of probably our most known 'homemade' movie, based on a book taking place in WW2. 3rd or 4th edition of the movie came out the last few years.

The day is a holiday, so most people are free for the day, but there's usually some kind of event in most places, be it churchactivity or a ball or something else. And if i'm wrong, all the WW2 veterans that are still alive are automatically invited to whichever event is hosted closest and some other things.

 

I happen to know that the Indian independence day is August 15th, which was two days ago... pretty close, huh?

 

Happy Independence day for you! Usually, people in the USA have a bunch of fireworks go off and sell stuff at stalls near the area. However, I usually don't do that and just treat it like any other day. All depends on how you want to spend it tbh.

 

I mean technically since the monarch stands.
The closest independence event in the UK perhaps is the Magna Carta ?

 

Indian among few first country which acknowledge my country independence, hmm isn't India Independence right after WWI?

 

Nothing. I'm doing nothing for Independence Day, Cuz I'm enjoying my paid leave in Jogja. Mwahahaha.
I'm so glad i took this paid leave, otherwise I'm obliged to attend the ceremony.

 

We celebrate dependence day here! On the 26th of January with fireworks and a BBQ. With lots of alcohol bottles everywhere.

 

Apparently, it was after WW2. 1947, IIRC.