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lol
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Is Ohio one day ahead?
#timezones
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They will commence with fireworks tonight for sure.
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It’s never too soon to celebrate something worthwhile.
You had to be there. And for those who were but lost that war, ouch.
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What was it like, Lestat?
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Rowrrr.
History is amazing. Worth checking out.
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In that case, Happy Christmas everyone 
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What, no Easter wish?!
And if I had any clue what Boxing Day was, well…
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Excuse me sir I believe the proper term is “Merry” Christmas
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Only if you’re a pleb or American. The Queen used to say Happy Xmas in her Xmas speech 
So Happy Xmas it is 
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Damn the British, and the Queen!
I’m Canadian as well, it’s Merry and that’s all there is to it
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Well I’m an American but my grandparents from both parents were all born in Canada. Still have some family left near Vancouver but most everyone made their way to Washington before I was born. Dirty Canucks I tell ya what
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That makes you American. I used to live in New Hampshire and loved all those idiots saying ‘I’m Irish’ when they were born in Boston. 
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Idk ancestry is fun. Helps give you a sense of self and a culture & people to align yourself with. Great grandparents came from italy & Ireland into Canada since it was easier to get into at the time than the US. My mom is the only person that was born in the US besides my siblings so I feel pretty connected. Used to visit a few times a year to BC to see my family up there. Feels just like home every time I go. Not sure where you are in Canada but if you get 100.3 The Q it’s my favorite station out of Victoria
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My seven greats grandfather was born in Naensen, Germany and came to the Colonies as a part of the Hessian mercenaries. He was captured (most likely at the Battle of Trenton from what we know of his story) and elected to remain here after the war and start a family.
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