I'm good - just working on this paper and procastinating at the same time. i hope you get better soon - being sick doesn't sound fun. still i hope you have a great christmas
So true... I did not feel like cooking a turkey so we ordered a small turkey dinner for Wed from a market and we packed leftovers to take with us to Disneyland for a picnic lunch (and we had expensive junk food for dinner).
The idea that Christmas is pagan is so laughable, I'm for leaving it in Duffers, but if the discussion is serious, it can go to Socratic Club. I'll take a look when I get a chance. I am sorry, I've been offline several days and just saw this post. Thanks!
If you look in Duffers, you'll see that I took the liberty of starting THIS year's Christmas thread. Please move it to a different section if it needs to be moved; I just couldn't remember where past Christmas threads were based.
Yes... one of the little supplementary pangs of a bereavement is when things go unused. When my Mary was in her cancer ordeal, a Croatian lady on our block brought food to us several times. The last offering of food she brought, Mary never got to taste.