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The 12 Days of Christmas Charity
Janitor's view ^ | December 3, 2020 | Reasonmclucus

Posted on 12/03/2020 1:34:26 PM PST by kathsua

On the first day of Christmas I gave to charity one chocolate-cherry milk shake.

On the second day of Christmas I gave to charity two turkey legs, and one chocolate-cherry milk shake.

On the third day of Christmas I gave to charity three baked potatoes, two turkey legs, and one chocolate-cherry milk shake.

On the fourth day of Christmas I gave to charity four scoops of dressing, three baked potatoes, two turkey legs, and one chocolate-cherry milk shake.

On the fifth day of Christmas I gave to charity five cherry pies, four scoops of dressing, three baked potatoes, two turkey legs, and one chocolate-cherry milk shake.

On the sixth day of Christmas I gave to charity six chocolate cakes, five cherry pies, four scoops of dressing, three baked potatoes, two turkey legs, and one chocolate-cherry milk shake.

On the seventh day of Christmas I gave to charity seven carrot sticks, six chocolate cakes, five cherry pies, four scoops of dressing, three baked potatoes, two turkey legs, and one chocolate-cherry milk shake.

On the eighth day of Christmas I gave to charity eight bowls of pudding, seven carrot sticks, six chocolate cakes, five cherry pies, four scoops of dressing, three baked potatoes, two turkey legs, and one chocolate-cherry milk shake.

On the ninth day of Christmas I gave to charity nine baked Alaskas, eight bowls of pudding, seven carrot sticks, six chocolate cakes, five cherry pies, four scoops of dressing, three baked potatoes, two turkey legs, and one chocolate-cherry milk shake.

On the tenth day of Christmas I gave to charity ten candy canes, nine baked Alaskas, eight bowls of pudding, seven carrot sticks, six chocolate cakes, five cherry pies, four scoops of dressing, three baked potatoes, two turkey legs, and one chocolate-cherry milk shake.

On the eleventh day of Christmas I gave to charity eleven cups of egg nog, ten candy canes, nine baked Alaskas, eight bowls of pudding, seven carrot sticks, six chocolate cakes, five cherry pies, four scoops of dressing, three baked potatoes, two turkey legs, and one chocolate-cherry milk shake.

On the twelfth day of Christmas I gave to charity twelve Krispy Kremes, eleven cups of egg nog, ten candy canes, nine baked Alaskas, eight bowls of pudding, seven carrot sticks, six chocolate cakes, five cherry pies, four scoops of dressing, three baked potatoes, two turkey legs, and one chocolate-cherry milk shake.


TOPICS: Business/Economy; Food; Music/Entertainment; Society
KEYWORDS: charity; christmas; food; giving
better to give than to receive
1 posted on 12/03/2020 1:34:26 PM PST by kathsua
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To: kathsua

And then Charity was furious because she’d gained 45 pounds in two weeks.


2 posted on 12/03/2020 1:36:05 PM PST by Tax-chick (Know Jesus, know peace.)
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Oh, man. I think I laughed myself to exhaustion! PERFECT reply! ROTFL


3 posted on 12/03/2020 1:50:58 PM PST by Retrofitted
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To: Retrofitted

Happy to be of service!


4 posted on 12/03/2020 1:57:46 PM PST by Tax-chick (Know Jesus, know peace.)
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To: kathsua

On This “Little Christmas”
January 6th from my The First Book Of Moses poetry page

On This “Little Christmas”
January 6th

Once Upon a Time and not too long ago
The Twelfth Night Of Christmas
was celebrated with a ball
From the Day of Babes Birth
and the 11 thereafter
kith and kin were paid a visit
and friends from far and near
once were paid a call
So on this day I pray in the spirit that this date recalls
Let the gift of homage of kings gain
in the spirit of the days this season yet remain
ere it wane
Be thine Blessings Great
and misfortunes thee none befall

This poem is an abbreviated version from my websites poetry page which shows how the Christmas season was observed by Catholics in Chicago’s Bridgeport neighborhood during depression times and WWII.The page also lists the differences from traditional Roman Catholic Christmas observance and the present after Vatican 2.Which eliminated a period of mortification during the advent period of fast and abstinence or reducing emphasis on observing feast days such as Immaculate Conception December 8th and the 12th day of Christmas known as the Epiphany January 6th.Resulting in listing Epiphany no longer on most calendars because of the decision to observe Epiphany to a Sunday following Christmas the 25th and New Years which was then known as the feast of Circumcision later named The Presentation when Jesus was presented in the Temple .
http://www.theusmat.com/natdesk.htm


5 posted on 12/03/2020 2:41:55 PM PST by mosesdapoet (mosesdapoet aka L.J.Keslin posting here for the record hoping somebody might read and pass around)
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To: Tax-chick

And picked up Type II diabetes.


6 posted on 12/03/2020 3:11:36 PM PST by CodeToad (Arm Up! They Have!)
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To: CodeToad

Next time, he should give all that food to the poor.


7 posted on 12/03/2020 3:12:33 PM PST by Tax-chick (Know Jesus, know peace.)
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To: Tax-chick

LOL!


8 posted on 12/03/2020 3:16:02 PM PST by Billthedrill
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