I celebrate the ones I like for their own sake -- like Christmas (which was stolen anyway), and ignore the ones I don't -- like Easter.

Whatever one usually does on a day off. For me, that means going birding.

Go on a welcome holiday of course, [ thanks to Jesus recovering from being dead and setting the world into the greatest conflicts of all time ] .He should have stayed dead.

My Husband and I do whatever we would on any other day off, nothing different.

Play golf, luckily one of my home courses is run by this very cool Korean family not sure what they believe but always open every holiday.

We had the usual first Sunday meeting, eight of us sat in the park and tried to solve the worlds problems. Normal first Sunday.

Most of my family is Methodist. I didn't attend the family easter. Someone asked where I was and my mother told everyone that I was home sacrificing a live chicken to the dark lord. I think she is where my dark sense of humor comes from lol

Family and dinner... tonight the topic of is there a God came up between my agnostic son and my 93year old cousins GF, I stayed out of it because nothing good could come from anything I could have added, I had two scotches and a Guinness!

I played a gig from noon to three. A profitable Easter. THANK YOU JESUS!

They were never religious holidays for me. We did have holiday dinners with relatives when I was a kid.

Today I took a long walk in the rain with my dog and did household chores. Later I will go on another dog walk with a neighbor and his dog. Catch up on Westworld. Nothing special.

I've played guitar, had some food, watched a movie and now I'm eating again. It's a hard life but someone must live it.

Same as unreligious holidays

Go to work and crack jesus jokes.

I planted peas and froze my fingers. I acted as my main role of door opener to the chihuahuas and tried to keep the chaos in the house to a minimum.

I drank a beer and ate a sandwich. I may smoke a little ganja later.

Nothing

I hang out with my agnostic parents, give my son candy and a couple of little gifties, hide plastic eggs with candy and change in them for him to hunt down, and tell him we're celebrating Spring.

I roll my eyes a lot and eat pizza.

Same as I do on non religious holidays, whatever I've got planned or that which takes my fancy

I try to avoid all interactions with anyone I know is religious. lol
Of course, difficult to do with close family.