Inauguration Day in Devout America
The observance of Inauguration Day (sometimes referred to as the 'Day of America's Resurrection', or 'American Resurrection Day') as a national holiday began on January 20th, 1997, the day that the Revenant...
Thanksgiving in Devout America
Thanksgiving; one of the most traditional holidays in the history of the United States, especially going into the Devout American age. The...
Halloween in Devout America
Prior to the reorganization of the United States of America into a religious dictatorship, All Hallows Eve was considered one of many popular holidays celebrated by both adults and young cubs across North America. Thanks to the Satanic Panic (which...
The Big Sister Part Seven: Genesis of A Monster.
"Yes, that's the very book" Adriana said as she would slowly nod and step closer towards her brother's front desk. "I don't see what's so special about it, just looks like a crummy old brown book. What's all this business about you shrinking...
Valentine's Day in Devout America
Valentine's Day started off as a Christian feast day honoring the historical figure Saint Valentine, which then gradually transformed into a celebration of romance and love over time. This was no different in Old America, but with the rise of the...
Christmas in Devout America
Christmas is considered by many in Devout America as a holiday dedicated to celebrating the birth of Our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ, when family members congregate together in a home or within a...
Easter in Devout America
Easter is considered a sacred time in Devout America. Celebrated as a festival dedicating the resurrection of Jesus Christ of Nazareth, this holiday is considered one of the least changed since 1997. This does not mean attempts have been made, similar...
Spring Break in Devout America
Spring break is considered a sacred time for kids and teenagers throughout the Devout States of America. One to two weeks of sabbatical for those in school, allowing cubs and teenaged furs the opportunity to spend time with their families, especially...
Memorial Day in Devout America
Memorial Day, or more colloquially known as Memorial Weekend, is a federal holiday dating back to the Old American era, as a day for mourning the country's military personnel who have died while serving in the armed forces. It is typically observed on...
An End of an Era
What happened to us? We were extinguished. Like a cold breath of air against a flickering flame, or the sun beaming down its withering heat on a chunk of ice, or a granule of sand taken by the dark and expansive and terrifying sea. A single moment of...
Voluntary Compliance Chapter 1: The Lottery
Voluntary Compliance. a workplace traumedy . "In literature, anepigraph is a phrase , paragraph, or poem that is set at the beginning of a document or component. The epigraph may serve as a preface, as a summary, as a counter-example, or...
Mother's Day in Devout America
Even before Devout America's founding, the holiday dedicated to honoring mothers has been a popular celebration for American families. Common ways to celebrate it include young furs cooking meals for their mother, bringing her to an event they enjoy,...