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Friday, April 13, 2012

Currency Country




  • Describe the culture/people of your country.

  • The people in my country are very friendly and inclusive. They are welcoming. But they can also be very intense and full of expression. The culture is very diverse, with many types of foods that are similar to the nearby countries. The clothing style is like that of Renaissance times, but without the powdered wigs and more jeans. There are a lot of parties and festivals and reasons to celebrate life.


  • What is everyday life like in your country?

  • You get up very early, like 8 in the morning, and go to work/school. Then, in the middle of the day, around lunch time, when the sun is hottest, you take a siesta like in Spanish speaking countries. When you wake up, around two or three in the afternoon, you have a big lunch, and then continue to work until about 6 at night. Then you have a small dinner. Lunch is the main meal of the day. After that you're free to do whatever you want.


  • What does your country look like? What colors do you see?

  • The country is full of very old buildings and narrow streets in the cities. Hardly anyone drives there. The cities are separated into neighborhoods, where everything is within walking distance. if you need to go somewhere else, you would use public transportation, like a train or trolley. Mostly there are a lot of pedestrians. There is a lot of countryside as well, and these people who live out there do get around in cars, since things are more spread out. Its very hilly in most parts, which is used for farmland, and there are some small forests here and there. Colors seen are a lot of vibrant greens, yellows, reds, and blues. 


  • What does your country sound like?

  • There are very few industrial noises, since it is a more agriculture centered country. The noises heard are mostly that of people talking, since they all like to talk a mile a minute, or music playing. Many parties are thrown and the people there love to dance.


  • What does your country smell like?

  • It smells like food. Like that whiff you get when you walk into a really good restaurant and your mouth starts to water because it smells so good. It smells mostly of fresh baked breads and warm cookies.


  • What colors are in the flag?

  • The flag is a golden sun on a cornflower blue sky. Light blue and gold colors are seen in a lot of places because of this.


  • What is your country's slogan? (for example: In God We Trust, etc)

  • animus, tripudium et solvo effercio (Life, Joy, Free Stuff)


  • What does your country's seal/freedom symbol look like?


  • The seal looks like this (because i was having trouble describing it) The freedom symbol, even though the government is a monarchy, is a heart, which also shows the people's great capacity for love. 



  •  Name of person in charge of the country and their title.

  • There is a Queen in charge of the country, the government is a monarchy.  The Queen actually runs the country, the king is just support. This country is very feminist and sees women as being better than men. The current Queen is Queen Alanna (me!).


  • Denomination Name (you may not use one that is already in existence...)

  • The denomination name is the Pecunia. Pecunia is what is used for a single dollar, i.e. One pecunia. If used for a higher value, then the noun used would be pecunium, i.e. Five pecunium.

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