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International Women's Day and other celebrations I don't know how people spend their holidays in other countries so I'll tell about Russian traditional way. 8- 10 am - Getting up ( Every member of family get up with smile because he can wake up later than usual ) 8- 11 am - Whole family congratulate each other and have breakfast 11 am- 12 am - Start of housecleaning, there is first misunderstanding 12 am- 4 pm - Cooking and housecleaning in silence because everybody have a fight (It happen because somebody think that celebration should be in absolutely cleanliness while somebody want to do nothing) 4 pm- 6pm - Everybody is annoyed , anyone don't want to welcome guests (or almost no one) 6 pm- 8 pm - There is a feast, conflict is possible to appear in ending (between guest and host or between guests or between hosts) 9 pm- 10 pm - Influence of alcohol is dropping. There is a portluck 9 pm - 11 pm - Housecleaning after the feast, washing dishes and another conflict 11 pm - 1 am - Lights out, celebration is over but nobody didn't celebrated.

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It's really not up to me. I'm happy without celebrations )))
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Why so gloomy?)

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