Io Saturnalia Quotes

Every winter, the Latin Club celebrated Saturnalia ... We wore togas ... and wreaths made out of pipe cleaners, and we had a feast of whole roast chickens and carbonated grape juice, which we ate with our hands, like the Romans. We toasted each other by saying "Io Saturnalia!" and pretended to be drunk emperors in the teachers' multipurpose room. You know, just the typical stuff you do when you are really cool in high school.

Io, Saturnalia!” Agnes chimes in, jumping up and down. The pair of them are wearing fir-and-ivy garlands on their heads, clearly constructed by CJ. I picture her researching which plants are traditional and why. Tea lights flicker on the surfaces that are high enough to be out of Agnes’s reach. A series of sun-and-star drawings that appear to have been a group effort hang around the doorframe.