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Regardless of the original purpose of these holidays, we can all agree that, for many people, St. Patrick's Day, New Year's Eve, and, to an extent, Halloweén are about going out and drinking copious amounts of inebriating liquid with one's friends
Your job is to create a holiday that is, or has evolved to be, about inebriation! You needn't use alcohol, the celebrators may use a gaseous or solid thing to consume to become inebriate, or you could avoid substances altogether and have it be a spiritual, magical, or physical activity which leads to this state. The holiday can be solemn, boisterous, silly or competitive; it's up to you!
Remember also that people become inebriated for different reasons; people drink to loosen up, to get brave, to numb themselves, to forget things, to get in touch with a spiritual side, or even just to bond with their companions.
Holiday Name:
When is it celebrated?
Who celebrates?
What is done to celebrate?
How old is this holiday?
Has this holiday changed much from its roots?
Where do the festivities take place?
Is there anything it is taboo to do on this holiday?
Do people dress differently for this holiday?
Is any kind of decoration traditional?
Are any colours, symbols, or icons associated with this holiday?
Are any spirits or deities associated with this holiday?
Is it an important/widespread celebration, or a smaller affair?
Are there any foods or drinks associated with this holiday?
Do any natural events coincide with this holiday (ie: an eclipse)?
How is the inebriation achieved?
Are there particular groups who are expected or encouraged to take part?
For what reason is inebriation achieved?
Other Creating Holidays Exercises:
Seasons!
Death!
Food!
Protection!
Costumes!
Travel!
Animals!
Time!
Parents!
Invention!
Gifts!
Inebriation!
Superstition!
Religion!
Miracles!
Birthdays!
Manliness!
Games!
The Future!
Purification!
Flowers!
Your job is to create a holiday that is, or has evolved to be, about inebriation! You needn't use alcohol, the celebrators may use a gaseous or solid thing to consume to become inebriate, or you could avoid substances altogether and have it be a spiritual, magical, or physical activity which leads to this state. The holiday can be solemn, boisterous, silly or competitive; it's up to you!
Remember also that people become inebriated for different reasons; people drink to loosen up, to get brave, to numb themselves, to forget things, to get in touch with a spiritual side, or even just to bond with their companions.
Holiday Name:
When is it celebrated?
Who celebrates?
What is done to celebrate?
How old is this holiday?
Has this holiday changed much from its roots?
Where do the festivities take place?
Is there anything it is taboo to do on this holiday?
Do people dress differently for this holiday?
Is any kind of decoration traditional?
Are any colours, symbols, or icons associated with this holiday?
Are any spirits or deities associated with this holiday?
Is it an important/widespread celebration, or a smaller affair?
Are there any foods or drinks associated with this holiday?
Do any natural events coincide with this holiday (ie: an eclipse)?
How is the inebriation achieved?
Are there particular groups who are expected or encouraged to take part?
For what reason is inebriation achieved?
Other Creating Holidays Exercises:
Seasons!
Death!
Food!
Protection!
Costumes!
Travel!
Animals!
Time!
Parents!
Invention!
Gifts!
Inebriation!
Superstition!
Religion!
Miracles!
Birthdays!
Manliness!
Games!
The Future!
Purification!
Flowers!
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