[sel-uh-breyt] verb, Origin: Latin celebrare, To honor life's precious moments with joy acknowledging what matters most to grateful hearts.

[sel-uh-breyt] verb, Origin: Latin celebrare, Saying fuck it to responsibilities and actually enjoying yourself without feeling guilty about it.

[sel-uh-breyt] verb, Origin: When Joy threw a party for itself, Making noise and having fun because good things deserve confetti and cake always.

[kris-muhs] noun, Origin: Old English Cristes mæsse, The season of giving gathering and celebrating light returning to our darkest winter days.

[kris-muhs] noun, Origin: Old English Cristes mæsse, The expensive exhausting beautiful clusterfuck of family obligation wrapped in pretty paper and fake smiles.

[kris-muhs] noun, Origin: When Winter threw the biggest party ever, Holiday magic wrapped in sparkles tinsel and cookies making adulting temporarily optional and fun.