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Why don’t you stop eating any treats until Christmas

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Christmas – like so many festivals – is a clone of the winter solstice celebrations.

The winter solstice is an important moment for any primitive agricultural society: the days get longer and spring isn’t far off. It also is an important date, it helps you to figure out when to till your fields and start sowing your seeds – especially when you have no clocks and internet.

So celebrating the winter solstice is important and it’s no surprise why people stuffed themselves with yummy food (if it was available). Those yummy and calorie rich treats also are meant to help you to master the rest of the winter.

But today we hardly suffer from no food in harsh and long winters. You can even have typical European summer fruits like Strawberries and exotic bananas all year round.

There is hardly any hunger or scarceness these days in rich countries. We consume HUGE amounts of sugar and other treats all year long.

So why not go sugar & treat free until Christmas to REALLY get into the spirit and celebrating that day by eating something you don’t have EVERY day?

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orangeguru (2009-11-05 | 18:52) | Permalink
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2 responses to:
'Why don’t you stop eating any treats until Christmas'

I think the headline gets it wrong: “Why don’t you stop eating any treats until Christmas” is what you probably want to say.

@MadEarl: Thanks a lot! I totally lost it while editing and re-editing this post … maybe I should stop posting till xmas …

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