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Ivy wrote: * No recipes quoted from Catholic or Methodist cookbooks.
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Yes. This would probably be the most important rule of all.

Sean wrote: We can't go on like this, with suspicious minds.

I think that's a song lyric? An old Elvis tune perhaps?

I think a jello salad from the 50s is completely appropriate for a cofc potluck. :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: Yeah but it was the cofc person who criticized it! But it was totally appropriate, IMO for that environment. That and anything that's been deep fried. Or one of those casserole concoctions...

OneStrike_ur_out wrote: 14) Bringing something from the deli to the potluck. Everything is supposed to be homemade

I know someone who got critiqued for bringing a jello salad to a potluck. "That's so 70s."

Jello salads are cool and retro and making a comeback.

She also uses the term "lady doctor" which I find old fashioned and weird. A doctor is a doctor, not sure why gender matters. But she always winds up complaining about her doctors and it seems she only chooses them based on gender, rather than reading reviews or getting referrals from frie...

(7) having a female physician - "doctors are supposed to be men." Also criticized for not calling her the "lady doctor." I had a Christian friend who thought women should only have female doctors and having a male doctor was inappropriate. She would act shocked about women who h...

zeek wrote: Saying Humble rather than dropping the H and saying Umble.

Umble sounds very old fashioned....they really pronounced it that way?

What crazy or strange things have any C of C members judged you for that either didn't affect them at all, or weren't important? I just thought of a few things this morning, random things that I was judged for by other church members. Here's a short list but it's just a short one. Some of these peop...

If I talk too much, it's because this is the only place online (or anywhere) that people understand my background and what I've been through. Nobody else would understand.

Never heard of him but I watched a few minutes. He's trying to explain why faith healing doesn't work in the modern era? That's what it sounds like. Well he's right about that it least. It doesn't work.