Tuesday, January 04, 2005

A Christmas Story

The woman spoke again: "There is one thing, though. Religious holidays are important, but can't we learn to celebrate them in ways that unite, not divide? For instance, instead of all this business about 'Gloria in excelsis Deo,' why not just 'Season's Greetings'?"

Mary said, "You mean my son has entered human history to deliver the message, 'Hello, it's winter'?"

"That's harsh, Mary," said the woman. "Remember, your son could make it big in midwinter festivals, if he doesn't push the religion thing too far. Centuries from now, in nations yet unborn, people will give each other pricey gifts and have big office parties on his birthday. That's not chopped liver."

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1 Comments:

At 5:01 PM, Anonymous Anonymous said...

Have I told you about that scene from Love Actually? The daughter has been given her part in the nativity play...

daughter: and I'm the lobster
mother: the lobster?
daughter: yeah, FIRST lobster
mother: there was more than one lobster present at the birth of Jesus?
daughter: ...DUH.

Emily

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