Maybe i am not wired right....... or something ......i simply do not get this morbid shit on any level ....celebrating dead fuckers !!!!!!! ........celebrate life i say ........bit that's just me ......its not like you all can go out fucking dining....... and dancing with dead cunts now can you !!!!!!!....or play maj jhong....... .....or all eat pizza .......and garlic bread in unison .......fuck no !!!!!!........!i simply do not know what you do around a bunch of dead fuckers......... maybe i am missing something ......i know these fuckers are missing a bunch of fucking screws...........
- Millions of people in the Philippines gathered in cemeteries to honor their deceased loved ones on All Saints’ Day.
- For the first time since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic, Filipinos celebrated the occasion by lighting candles and leaving flowers and food at gravesites despite some cemeteries being soaked in floodwater and mud due to the tropical storm last week that killed more than 100 people.
- The celebration, which is known in the Philippines as Undas, or Day of the Dead, is commemorated in a festive atmosphere, with families spending most of the day by the tombs of their deceased.
- The Philippines, which is a predominantly Catholic nation, is considered the second country after Mexico with the most people to celebrate the “Day of the Dead.”
Millions of people in the Philippines visited cemeteries to honor their deceased loved ones on All Saints’ Day for the first time since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Filipinos gathered to remember their dead family and friends by lighting candles and leaving flowers and food at gravesites despite some cemeteries being soaked in floodwater and mud due to the tropical storm last week.
The storm, which unleashed flooding and landslides across the nation, killed more than 100 people and left dozens missing. However, the rain did not stop Filipinos from spending most of the day by the tombs of their deceased.
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