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On Tue, 25 Nov 2003 16:11:25 GMT, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: >Its also the numbers. I was raised agnostic so we celebrated everything (to confuse >us?) ... even tho we were more or less Jewish. My Jewish DH also celebrated most >everything too. Every time I put up Christmas lights I am thinking about the lights >of Hanukkah AND the fact that lights represent chasing away the darkness of winter on >the winter solstice. And I dont think I want to share Passover with everyone else... >like maybe they would commercialize it. Everyone buying little lambs for their kids >and nibbling on Matzoh. The celebration of and rededication to freedom is too >precious. Ingrid > >"JazzyB!" <jazzybjazzy DONTWANTANY @hotmail.com> wrote: >>I don't think it's assumed anyone is necessarily a Christian. Several >>non-Christians exchange gifts at Christmas, including several Jews I know. >>:) Some of us were raised by semi-Quakers with Jewish neighbors, both with a sense of humor. I was in my mid-teens before I realized the extra setting at Passover wasn't "in case Jesus came", or before I knew about the about the "Chanukkah Bush"! We all had fish tanks, so it's not OT ;-)
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