Margaret Suran wrote:
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> Bob Terwilliger wrote:
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>> Jill wrote:
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>>> Okay, Christmas/Chanukah/Hannukah/Kwanzaa is almost over. We still have
>>> to get through Hogmanay (happy new year!). After that there isn't
>>> anything to really celebrate, unless you count Valentines Day... For
>>> that, bake two round cakes... cut one in half and wrap it around the
>>> other
>>> round cake to form a heart. Frost it. Put some halved strawberries on
>>> the top. Say "I love you" and you're done.
>>>
>>> Now, we're up to Easter.
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>>
>> WHAT???
>>
>> You forgot Chinese New Year, Mardi Gras, Martin Luther King's Birthday,
>> Groundhog Day, President's Day, St. Patrick's Day, and the Ides of March.
>> And with a bit more effort, I'm sure I could find at least
>> half-a-dozen more
>> reasons to celebrate between Christmas and Easter.
>>
>> By the way, the Valentine's Day cake is a helluva lot easier if you
>> bake one eight-inch round cake and one eight-inch SQUARE cake. Then
>> cut the round cake in half and put the halves against adjacent edges
>> of the square cake.
>>
>> Bob
>>
> What happened to Purim? Who did away with it?

haha, I was going to say...

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