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Labor Day is a traditional household celebration of the Boggans.

Overview[]

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Boggans have been deeply involved in the labor movement long since before it had a proper name, and were delighted when Oregon recognized a public holiday in its honor in 1887. It is a tradition in Kithain territories with sizable boggan communities to crib the mortal practice of holding a celebratory parade. Boggans organize by vocation and make floats, competing to have the most crowd-pleasing entries.

There are baker floats, which give out free samples as they go by. There are carpentry floats, which are masterpieces of engraved and inlaid patterns and always nice enough to help out with the bases for the other floats. There are basket-weaving floats, plumbing floats, and electronics repair floats, all as elaborate as crafty boggans can make them, and often enchanted. There are marching bands of maids that dance with their brooms and leave the street spotless in their wake.

Some boggans enjoy celebrating a subtler interpretation of Labor Day and take it as a day of rest, directly enjoying the fruits of their labors among unions. They strictly do not permit themselves to perform any work. This often proves surprisingly challenging, but is generally regarded as a refreshing change and leaves one raring to go the next day.

References[]

  1. CTD. Kithbook: Boggans, p. 29.

Changeling: The Dreaming Festivals

Kithain:

Yule · Boxing Day · Midwinter's Night · Imbolc · Homstrom · Carnival · Vernal Equinox · The Greening · May Day · Beltaine · Midsummer · Highsummer Night · Lughnasa · Autumnal Equinox · Pennons · Samhain · Guy Fawkes Day · Nizhniy Novgorod · Holidays of Hawaii

Kith:

House Warming · Labor Day · Spring Cleaning · Harvest Festival · Night of the Embers · Festival of Alysoun · Pranksgiving · Tragoidia

House:

Vengeance Night · Walpurgis Night · First Night

Inanimae:

Spring Equinox · Summer Solstice · Autumnal Equinox · Winter Solstice · New Year's Eve · Remembrance Day · The Moot

Hsien:

Nanusuka · New Year's Day · Obun · Moon Festivals · First Moon · Second Moon · Third Moon · Fourth Moon · Fifth Moon · Sixth Moon · Seventh Moon · Eighth Moon · Ninth Moon · Tenth Moon · Eleventh Moon · Twelfth Moon

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