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The amish that worked on my barn have skiied behind the buggy. Snow down the road and when the fields were flooded they found water skis and the horse was on the road.
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Merry Christmas. See in Western PA, Washington County
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Jewish folks going out for Chinese food on Christmas may be a cliche, but it’s not exactly inaccurate. There are a few reasons behind this annual tradition. First, Jewish and Chinese immigrants lived very closely together on New York’s Lower East Side, and because neither celebrated the holiday, it only made sense for them to spend it together. Second, Chinese food is generally a safe choice for kosher Jews, because Chinese cooking rarely includes dairy, and Jewish law forbids mixing dairy and meat. And third, Chinese restaurants are open on Christmas Day, when many others (except for some chain restaurants) are closed. |
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Hey, it’s cold out — how about a nice cup of hot chocolate? Or would you rather have some hot cocoa instead? They’re used interchangeably, but they’re in fact not the same. Hot chocolate is made with chopped high-quality chocolate that’s melted into hot water or milk. Hot cocoa starts with cocoa powder, which is dissolved with sugar into hot milk or water. |
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