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Family Day
Family Day is a holiday in BC and Honeycomb Creative will be closed. Family Day was created to give people time to spend with their families. Since bees have average 2,000 offspring, the busy bees really need that time. What will the Honeycomb bees do with this boon of time off? I am guessing at least one…
Happy Holidays from Honeycomb Creative
As usual, Honeycomb Creative will be closed over the holidays so that we may spend time with (immediate) family. We will continue to monitor servers and any emergency requests. Only pre-scheduled website updates will be completed.
Merry Christmas.
Honeycomb Holiday Schedule 2023-2024
Happy Holidays ,
Seasonal holidays are coming up, and we want you to be aware of Honeycomb Creative’s holiday schedule.
Every year, we close down for a few weeks in December and into January to rejuvenate and spend time with friends and family.
Our last working…
Remembrance Day
Remembrance Day is a statutory day off in British Columbia to honour armed forces members who have died in the line of duty.
Lest we forget.
Thanksgiving Monday October 10th
All the staff at Honeycomb will likely be too stuffed to work on Monday, it’s a good thing it’s a stat holiday.
We know that this holiday is all about giving thanks, and we’re thankful for our customers! We hope you have a wonderful holiday with your friends and family. We’ll be open on Tuesday, October 10th. Thank you for…
International Programmer’s Day!
Many people observe International Programmers’ Day on the 256th day of the year because “256” (28) is the number of distinct values that can be represented with an 8-bit byte, and 256 is the highest power of 2 that is less than 365, the number of days in a year.
Fight Procrastination Day!
The best way to celebrate Fight Procrastination Day is to focus on fighting the urge to put things off all day long. You can achieve that by creating a to-do list the night before. Set your alarm, prepare your workspace, and eliminate any distractions before you go to bed. The next day, get up all set for…
British Columbia Day – August 7th – We’re not working.
The first Monday in August is a stat holiday known as BC Day. Why? because politicians felt employers should pay for a three-day weekend in August. Enjoy the Buzz.
Allen Haslinger