Tina's never cared much to talk about herself. She was a private person and there was always better, more interesting things for them to learn about. The only one who needed to know her was Queenie, and she never had to tell Queenie anything-- Not really. To have someone ask anything about her is odd, but she wasn't dense either. For any relationship to work you had to learn about each other.

She couldn't help how her brow rose immediately at his question followed by a short nod. "We didn't celebrate Halloween until Ilvermorny," She answered, "frankly our school years were always a bit odd." Given that the holidays that were celebrated were Christain based in America their holidays were put to the side.

"Halloween's all right, but nothing special to the other holidays," She amended, "in our tradition fall is the beginning of the year. There's a whole month of holidays filled with good food and hopes for a new year. Yom Kippur was difficult as a child... but it was fun finding round foods to eat and seeing what sukkahs were made in New York."

The woman fidgeted before she shrugged her shoulders. "These days we just eat special foods and do something for the high holidays, though, so a lot of the charm has worn off."