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Newspaper Article
Have a happy ...?
2003
Overview
\"I don't care about any silly play, or any stupid decorations,\" he thought. [Arthur Blaine] displayed this attitude towards any religious holiday. While his teacher was talking, he remembered back to last year, the day he found out that his mom was Jewish and his dad was Catholic. It meant they didn't celebrate all the same holidays. They told him their family celebrated Catholic holidays when Arthur was little, but now that he was a \"big boy\" things would be different. His parents explained that they still loved each other, but they had different beliefs. His mom asked him how he felt about celebrating Christmas with his father, and Hanukkah with her. Arthur did not like the idea. Arthur didn't know anyone else who was Jewish. Feeling more confident, he decided to meet with [Monica] after school. First he told Miss Carls of his similar predicament. Arthur left and found Monica heading down the street. \"Monica, I didn't know you were Jewish. Me too.\"
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Postmedia Network Inc
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