Moomin at breakfast this morning remarked on how much he was looking forward to lighting the menorah tomorrow on Hanukah and also the Kwanzaa Unity candle. Hell! He expects to celebrate every holiday! Perhaps we'll light some candles but that's as far as I'm going to go! That's what I get for sending him to "holiday day camp".
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Hahaha! Of course!
You have to be sly like my mom was and institute only holidays that benefit you. Like when I was nine and she told me we could celebrate Saint Lucia's Day, which meant I (as eldest - well, only - daughter) had to get up pre-dawn to make cinnamon buns and coffee and bring them to her in bed. And I, naturally, thought that was Totally Awesome. For years!
Posted by: qp | December 26, 2005 at 09:56 AM