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Date: 4 Apr 2006 13:38 (UTC)Bah. The terminology could fill a dictionary.
Wiccans, Pagans, Asatruar, et. al. (I'm in there somewhere) do generally observe Samhain on April 30, when in the Southern Hemisphere. Otherwise, it would mess up the whole calendar, since it's based around the solstices and equinoxes (is that the correct plural, there?)
Of course, if you have three Pagans in a room who actually agree on someting, it's generally:
A) Two people sucking up to the third
B) Co-Authors on a new book from That Publishing Company
C) Three people trying to get on a talk show.
So, the next person may disagree with me. :)
Me, I am in the Northern Hemisphere, barely out of bed, and...babbling.
--Talvin
P.S. Den: doing something for Aussie Halloween with our favorite Bugs? :)
("AHHH! Speedy! Fly! That monster ate the boss!" "No, silly, it's a costume." "That costume ate the boss!")