Re-Emergence Day

Sounds like pure nonsense to me. I think he'd just read his first philosophy book and was trying to score points with his date. Most of these traditions happen without any deep reason. Someone started cutting shapes they liked, someone else liked it, and it spreads. You get regional differences with...

One year, my mom decided to make the traditional hard-boiled eggs "more interesting" by getting some quail eggs instead. Have you ever had one? First off, they are tiny. This turns out to be a blessing, given the gamey taste. The worst part was she didn't adjust the cooking time, so they e...

I think it is fair to say we all know what re-emerged on this day. Not everyone celebrates it the same way, or even at all, but the original re-emergence itself was felt by everyone around the world. For some it had a very personal impact, for others it was of little import, but nonetheless, we all ...

I see Pigeon Day is currently tied for first, but I'd like to urge reconsideration- while amusing, it seems overly specific (we know it involves pigeons and there are some predictable directions for discussion of details of the holiday). I think Re-emergence Day (the other leader) is much more open-...

Oh sure, that one just took 3 seconds. It must have been paying attention.

All the operations, especially posting, seem to be very slow, taking 10 or 20 seconds to complete. Is it just me?

Rather than constructing a whole new phonological basis for a word, how about just an English word with built-in ambiguity that leaves room for interpretation (or misinterpretation)?
"Instruction Day"
"Arrangement Eve"
"Feast of Circumspection"