In our particular Parallel Universe, people celebrate Martin Luther King Jr. Day by honoring his legacy through community service, often calling it a day on, not a day off. Many attend marches, memorial events, church services, and educational programs that focus on civil rights and social justice. Schools and media share lessons, speeches, and documentaries about Dr. Kings life and impact. Families also reflect on his message of equality, nonviolence, and unity. Martin Luther King Day...
Holidays
Since Thanksgiving is thought of as the start of the Christmas Season it was only natural that the next day would be branded as the biggest shopping day of the year! A day to get started on buying Christmas Gifts[Ad] for family and friends. It became known as the notorious Black Friday due to the chaotic congestion of traffic and store aisles clogged with greedy shoppers. This became more of a problem as so-called sales and...
November 1st gives us the holiday of All Saints Day. It is also known as Hallowmas or All Hallows Day. The holiday is a celebration of all the dearly departed humans of holy faith who were elevated to Sainthood status. When humans die they ascend to the higher dimensional afterlife to become angels. Those who are ordained Saints have more power and some would say additional freedoms This includes being able to return to Earth at...