Finished the the Delicious Last Course yesterday, it was a little short but I’m just glad I finally get to play as Chalice :)

Why celebrate Independence Day when so many people still do not have rights.

There is still more to fight for. Fight for women, fight for POC, fight for the LGBTQ.

Le film Independence Day (1996) avec l’acteur Leland Orser.

Programme-TV

Autres actualités cinéma 1996 :  - Los Angeles 2013 - Seven

Il a reporté le masque chirurgical dans la série TV Urgences.

sources : imdb et molotov

I know, I rant about this every year and it never gets much traction, but I’m going to do it again.

No one ever says “Merry December 25th” or “Happy April 4th”. Even a goofy made-up holiday like Groundhog Day gets called by name. So why has one of the most important holidays for this country been relegated to being called by the date, and not what it actually is? Do you think this is accidental (especially in an era when children are not taught U.S. history in schools any more). In a recent survey and alarming number of Americans (especially under 30) couldn’t say what the significance of the 4th day of July was. This would explain why no one balked at the newly passed “Juneteenth” holiday being referred to as “National Independence Day”; because no one remembered that we ALREADY HAVE AN INDEPENDENCE DAY.

So from now on, PLEASE, take an extra second and say the words.

Say it loud.

Say it proud.

HAPPY INDEPENDAENCE DAY!!!!

I actually did this last year for American Independence Day, but I thought it’d be fun to share this little joke edit here so enjoy!