I was listening to some chick on NPR go on and on about how she isn't into multicultural celebrations, and how even though her mother is Catholic and her father Jewish, she doesn't like it when people assume that she is okay with mixing the two. Much like her peas and carrots, I'm sure, she likes them best separate. She also felt that part of what made a religious celebration holy was the fact that you are making a statement of belief, not of wishy-washy half-commitment or open-endedness. She ended by saying that while she may go have an Easter brunch with her mom at some point, she didn't want any Christ-talk all up in her
Sader, which should only be about miracles and getting by even when it's not likely, etc.
All I could think of listening to her was, "Damn, Jewish chicks really are annoying".