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It's good to see you up bright and early. The homework helping must go on!
Many happy returns!
It's good to see you up bright and early. The homework helping must go on!
Many happy returns!
Not at all. You are (approximately) 11 months, 2 days early.waternohitter said:I am not late right?
Haruspex's Birthday is a celebration of the birth of Haruspex, an ancient Roman religious official who practiced divination by examining the entrails of sacrificed animals.
Haruspex's Birthday is traditionally celebrated on the Ides of March, which falls on March 15th.
The celebration of Haruspex's Birthday typically involves offerings and sacrifices to honor Haruspex, as well as feasting, music, and other forms of revelry.
Haruspex's Birthday is celebrated to honor and remember the important role that Haruspex played in ancient Roman religion and society. It is also a way to connect with ancient traditions and practices.
While there are no widespread modern-day celebrations of Haruspex's Birthday, there may be some small groups or individuals who continue to honor Haruspex and his practices. It is also possible that some modern-day celebrations or rituals may incorporate elements of Haruspex's divination methods.