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Groupe # 7: Norah, Carson, Milena, Atticus

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Groupe # 7: Norah, Carson, Milena, Atticus

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Tue, Feb 13, 2024

Last day before the beginning of the Lenten period, 41 days + 6 Sundays, i.e. 47 days before Easter, between 3 February and 9 March.

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they consume Wine chocolate and Strawberries .

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Groupe #1: "May the wisdom of the Magi guide you to your own light"

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Groupe #1: "May the wisdom of the Magi guide you to your own light"

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Evening of Sun, Mar 10, 2024 – Tue, Apr 9, 2024

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boas, masks, earrings, necklaces, sequin headbands, platters and gift baskets

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Group #4 - Joyeux Mardi Gras ! Laissez les bons temps rouler (Let the good times roll)

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Group #4 - Joyeux Mardi Gras ! Laissez les bons temps rouler (Let the good times roll)

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Miss Sowanou

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Food: Lentils, Shorba (a lentil soup), Ful medames (a fava bean mash), Berber bread, Fish stew, Lamb tagine. Cooked pepper salad.

Drinks: Water, juices and soups, as well as vegetables and fruits

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wear costumes or at least dress in purple, green, and gold, and adorn themselves with long beads caught from the floats of previous parades

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when flipping a crepe, the person who flips the crepe must hold a coin in their right hand while flipping with their left. this superstition is said to bring good fortune to those who successfully flip the crepe. also, french people will hide a crepe on top of a cabinet, in a drawer or hide it elsewhere to bring good fortune in the year to come.

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"Joyeuse Saint-Valentin!"

"Je t'aime"

"Mon cherie" ou "mon amour"

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Spiritual gifts (prayer rug or Quran), traditionally cash but also sweet treats, jewelry, accessories, and clothing to wear on Eid.

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“À la Chandeleur, l’hiver se meurt ou prend vigueur.” (At Candlemas, winter dies or gains strength.)

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June 21st

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Hats & Caps.

Hair Accessories. Fascinators & Mini Hats. Barrettes & Clips. Wreaths & Tiaras.

Sunglasses & Eyewear.

Scarves & Wraps.

Belts & Suspenders.

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French people eat pancakes (crêpes), waffles (gaufres) and donuts (beignets). This tradition was to finish stocks of eggs and butter before the fasting period of lent. Children in some areas dress up and ask neighbors for eggs, sugar, flour etc to make cakes or pancakes which will be eaten later in the afternoon. They drink cocktails to celebrate.

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Groupe #1: Gold, a religious item, and a Myrrh

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Groupe #1: Gold, a religious item, and a Myrrh

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group 7 speeches, military parades, and fireworks, along with public revelry

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group 7 speeches, military parades, and fireworks, along with public revelry

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"Ramadan Mubarak"

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'Bonne Fete Nationale!

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crepes and candles

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Le 14 Fevrier, les French rentre avec ses amour et porte chocolat et fleurs pour eux.

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People normally eat street food and drink things you could find at a shop

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the gift of music

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Ramadan has many traditions such as fasting, and breaking the fast with a iftar meal. It is tradition to break a fast with dates, and spend the first meal with friends and family, it is a very social event. Before the fast can be broken a Maghrib prayer takes place, and then the community gathers to eat all together. Another tradition is a cannon is fired to signify that the iftar is starting and the fast will be broken. A large tradition are lanterns, with cresent moons and other religous symbols.

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Epiphany singing, chalking the door, having one's house blessed, consuming Three Kings Cake, winter swimming, as well as attending church services.