Pietnaście--Written
[Hungary's gone home, everything went weird for two weeks, and he missed Easter, probably one of his most favorite holidays of the year. It's very widely celebrated and Poland's always tried to celebrate it. This year he did not get to.]
So I was thinking maybe if we could find elephants we could use them?? Peace is cool and all but ugh I missed Easter!! Easter is such a big deal you know??? I didnt get to drown Marzanna so now winter hasnt ended and nobody had water thrown on them!!!
Anybody know where elephants are? Or maybe some big animal because elephants are in rain forests or something right? Maybe bears or rams!! We can tame then and use them to make armies or something! I'll figure it out!!
[ooc: Drowning Marzanna is an activity of throwing a straw effigy of the Slavic goddess Marzanna of death and winter into a river to 'drown her'. It's supposed to symbolize the ending of winter.
On Easter Monday or Dyngus Day, girls are woken up by having water poured on them and having their legs hit with sticks. Um, yeah. It symbolizes purification and fertility. Nowadays the sticks part has been taken out and it's not just girls who have water poured on them. It's not so much a symbolic practice anymore and now just a chance to throw water on people.]
So I was thinking maybe if we could find elephants we could use them?? Peace is cool and all but ugh I missed Easter!! Easter is such a big deal you know??? I didnt get to drown Marzanna so now winter hasnt ended and nobody had water thrown on them!!!
Anybody know where elephants are? Or maybe some big animal because elephants are in rain forests or something right? Maybe bears or rams!! We can tame then and use them to make armies or something! I'll figure it out!!
[ooc: Drowning Marzanna is an activity of throwing a straw effigy of the Slavic goddess Marzanna of death and winter into a river to 'drown her'. It's supposed to symbolize the ending of winter.
On Easter Monday or Dyngus Day, girls are woken up by having water poured on them and having their legs hit with sticks. Um, yeah. It symbolizes purification and fertility. Nowadays the sticks part has been taken out and it's not just girls who have water poured on them. It's not so much a symbolic practice anymore and now just a chance to throw water on people.]