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€uromeinke, FEJ. and Ghoulish Delight RULE!!! NA abides. |
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Love you guys, understand the whole connotations of Xmas thing, as well as pagan rites....but for a Jew with not only roots in the shtetls of Eastern Europe but the deserts of Israel, where I was born, I've always felt more of a pull towards desert climate seasonal celebrations. There's no snow in Hanukkah, and I'm glad I live here, where the location reflects the roots.
Sukkot is an even better example, a harvest holiday happening next week, involving building huts out of palm branches and eating outside. In some very Jewish places such as NY and Chicago, never mind the shtetl, actually celebrating Sukkot in its full form runs from very trying to absolutely impossible. Out here, it's the most natural thing on earth. Yeah, I have an odd perspective on this stuff. ![]()
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Parmmadore Jim
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...and no Chinese food in Christmas.
But it comes, all the same. Happy interfaith holiday season, y'all! Even those of you without a Faith get to play along! Oh, and I AM looking forward to Sparkle Princess Castle!
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