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Quotes About Celebration

Multiculturalism is really a suicide cult conceived by the western elites not to celebrate all cultures, but to deny their own. And that's particularly unworthy of the British, whose language, culture, and law have been the single greatest force for good in this world.
~ Mark Steyn
And like Billy Bray, I go my way, and my left foot says "Glory," and my right foot says "Amen": in and out of Shadow Creek, upstream and down, exultant, in a daze, dancing, to the twin silver trumpets of praise
~ Annie Dillard
If there was a mandatory day of rest – or a public holiday for all Poblanos – a lot of restaurants in America would have to close their doors. As it is, the day after the fifth of May (Cinco de Mayo), half the cooks in America are hungover. Keep that in mind.
~ Anthony Bourdain
It was the afternoon of my eighty-first birthday, and I was in bed with my catamite when Ali announced that the archbishop had come to see me.
~ Anthony Burgess
The two of them might have met on that high place deliberately for public celebration of some rite or sacrifice. At first neither said a word. That seemed an age. At last Dr Trelawney took the initiative. Raising his right arm slightly, he spoke in a low clear voice, almost in the accents of one whose very perfect enunciation indicates that English is not his native tongue.
~ Anthony Powell
CHAPTER LXXVI THE WEDDING
~ Anthony Trollope
CHAPTER XLVIII THE DINNER AT THE BUSH
~ Anthony Trollope
CHAPTER XXIV THE BALL
~ Anthony Trollope
That battle of the mistletoe had been fought on the morning before Christmas Day, and the Holmeses came on Christmas Eve.
~ Anthony Trollope
CHAPTER XXXVI MISTLETOE
~ Anthony Trollope
Let's have another bottle of 'cham,' said Captain Clutterbuck, when their dinner was nearly over. 'Cham' is the only thing to screw one up when one is down a peg.
~ Anthony Trollope
CHAPTER LX AGAIN AT MISTLETOE
~ Anthony Trollope
THE FIRST DAY OF FREEDOM!': this was how Daniel O'Connell headed one letter on 14 April 1829, the day after Catholic Emancipation became law in Britain and Ireland.
~ Antonia Fraser
out in the world there was all the untried beckoning enchantments:dancing, sensuous music, merriment--and love.
~ Anya Seton
For them both a thousand lamps were lit.
~ Anya Seton
Queers doing cowboy dancing. Who would've thunk it? Kids who grew up in Galveston and Tucson and Modesto, performing the folk dances of their homeland finally, finally with the partner of their choice.
~ Armistead Maupin
If she ever had a child, she would want him to grow up in San Francisco, where Mardi Gras was celebrated at least five times a year.
~ Armistead Maupin
Now I can rejoice that I knew you, rather than mourn because I lost you.
~ Arthur C. Clarke
We are a race of artists. What are we doing about it?
~ Shirley Graham Du Bois
The sun is over the yardarm
~ Shirley Jackson
A thought of the world swept over her, of people living around her, singing, dancing, laughing; it seemed unexpectedly and joyfully that in all this great world of the city there were a thousand places where she might go and live in deep happiness, among friends who were waiting for her here in the stirring crowds of the city.
~ Shirley Jackson
DANCE, WATER DANCE!
~ Shiro Amano
He congratulated himself and wished himself a year of bliss.
~ Sholem Aleichem
Just recently, she had an engagement party for her daughter. Great God! May you and I have a third of what that party cost her.
~ Sholem Aleichem