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Default What's for Christmas Dinner?


"Karen" > wrote in message
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> On Mon, 23 Dec 2013 13:02:23 -0800, in alt.food.diabetic, Todd
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>>On 12/23/2013 11:23 AM, KROM wrote:
>>> I wasn't calling for Jews to celebrate with Christians..I was inviting
>>> friends to eat..period.

>>
>>That is what I was getting at too. What did you think I meant?
>>Ambush them with holy water? I was only talking about the
>>secular portion. You are celebrating, have lots of food,
>>your friends of another faith are not, invite them in. Pig
>>out together. Watch the Packers lose (again). No proselytizing
>>involved -- just friendship. Would you really want your friends
>>to be alone on Christmas?
>>

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> Do you not understand? For a non Christian it is just another day.
> It isn't like being alone on a holiday. It is not a holiday for
> Wendy. You really are being insensitive.


Thanks! You summed it up a lot better than I did. I think I was just so
****ed off that I kept on rambling.

But it reminded me of those people who get ticked off when stores are open
on holidays. They say that everyone deserves a day off! I guess they are
forgetting that tons of people from health care to military to law officers
must work on holidays. And people who work in stores generally know that
they won't get to choose their days off and some of them even WANT to work
on holidays. Maybe they want the extra money they are likely to be paid.
Or maybe even if they do celebrate the holiday, they are alone where they
live and would rather just work to take their mind off of their family. Or
maybe like you said, to them it is just another day.