Is there a holiday I don't know about?
Columbus Day!
It's a US federal holiday.
D'oh. I forgot about Columbus Day. It's not a very important one on my calendar.
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You will find answers here.
Not correct answers, no. But you can pick whichever one makes your brain itch the least.
It is all Cosmo's doing...all of it.
Usually the only people with Columbus Day off are actual government employees and those that work directly with the government (even many defense contractors don't normally get it off). My company works directly with the government so we mirror their holidays completely. Today I went to the Royal Gorge.
Edit: forgot to add, I was surprised Paizo took it off because they aren't directly working for the government... that we know of.
12 October is the national holyday here on Spain (same reasons, the discovery of America). First time I heard is holyday too on USA.
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Actually, since Paizo is in Seattle, they're closed for Indegenous Peoples' Day.
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New Year's Day
Memorial Day
July 4th
Labor Day
Thanksgiving Day
Day after Thanksgiving (Not because it is Black Friday. Construction industry takes 4 day weekend.)
Christmas Eve 1/2 day
Christmas Day
New Year's Eve 1/2 day
If any of these holidays fall on Saturday or Sunday we do not take off Friday or Monday.
Construction workers are a hardy lot.
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Edit: forgot to add, I was surprised Paizo took it off because they aren't directly working for the government... that we know of.
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Actually, since Paizo is in Seattle, they're closed for Indegenous Peoples' Day.
(Technically we are not *in* Seattle, but yes, Indigenous People's Day):
Here's an article from 2014 on this subject:NPR: Seattle Swaps Columbus Day for Indigenous Peoples Day.
Makes sense, well, either the postal holiday thing or the indigenous people day thing.
James' comment also... raises suspicions. ;)
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Makes sense, well, either the postal holiday thing or the indigenous people day thing.
James' comment also... raises suspicions. ;)
James commented?
But which James?
Oops, Jessica. I'm on my phone and my arms aren't long enough. I saw a J and just auto-completed.
Apologies, of course.
Actually, since Paizo is in Seattle, they're closed for Indegenous Peoples' Day.(Technically we are not *in* Seattle, but yes, Indigenous People's Day):
Here's an article from 2014 on this subject:
NPR: Seattle Swaps Columbus Day for Indigenous Peoples Day.
Hoisted by my own petard!
Whew. I'm not the only person who was kinda confused by that!James commented?Makes sense, well, either the postal holiday thing or the indigenous people day thing.
James' comment also... raises suspicions. ;)
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