It’s not Pancake Day!

Well, one needs ones girdle
after eating pancakes!

Girdle !!!😂😂

I don't make pancakes since I lost my girdle.

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DO YOU WANT TO FAST THIS LENT?

Fast from hurting words and say kind words
Fast from sadness and be filled with gratitude.
Fast from anger and be filled with patience
Fast from pessimism and be filled with hope.
Fast from worries and have trust in God.
Fast from complaints; contemplate simplicity.
Fast from pressures and be prayerful
Fast from bitterness; fill your hearts with joy.
Fast from selfishness and be compassionate.
Fast from grudges and be reconciled
Fast from words; be silent and listen
Happy Lent

Just for the record, Pancake Day / Doughnut Day are the secular versions of Shrove [which means you have to go to confession and get your sins forgiven, i..e shriven] Tuesday. www.calendarpedia.com/when-is/images/pancake-day-2022.png

Na It’s Pancake Day here,… but tbh I don’t give a toss 😗😂
Actually I might but if one lands on the floor it’s my husbands
😜😏😂😂

The Egyptian god Osiris has a resurrection story. The Norse god Odin impaled himself and hung on a tree for nine days, attaining knowledge, immortality and leadership of all the gods. You might conclude that Christianity hoovered up the best bits from all the earlier religions!

Anyday is a day for making pancakes, & I can buy reduced price pancakes & hotXbuns in Scotland all year round.
Xmas is a season for us, not just the name of a certain day, Many balconies still have fairy lights on daily, it brightens up our bleak & rainy world.

Well, it isn't Pancake Day or Shrove Tuesday here, because in Denmark we eat sticky buns or cream filled ones on the Monday prior to Ash Wednesday. Pa ncakes are not traditionally connected to any holiday, here.

Forty day after Christmas, the 2nd February is called La Chandeleur, Candelmas in English and is when everyone eats pancakes in France. Not on Shrove Tuesday.

Pancake Day for me, always has been

Between the word be and in wrote “ abstemious “ but spell check cancelled it .

Shrove Tuesday really comes from the verb to shrive or to be shriven . People made pancakes in order to use up all the left over food so that during Lent they could be in their eating habits with Lent finally culminating in the feast of Easter .
It is possible that Whitewavemark 2: has an interest in history without needing to “ scoff “ .

Completely agree 🥞

Just to ease my mood, whatever the day is: it's *Christians - not Christian's

I agree with you totally, and followed by Ash Wednesday.

I'll call it why I like. No inclination whatsoever to bow down to the views of anyone else.

No time for Christianity or any other religion as it happens. No tolerance for random religious people telling me what I should do, believe or say.

It is referred to at all in our house it is Pancake Day. Not that we ever have milk or eggs in the house anyway.

Going back to the original topic of re-labelling Shrove Tuedday Pancake Day, I feel a bit sad when I hear children everywhere referring to Children in Need Day as Pudsey Day. It seems that the real sentiment of the day is lost on them

I hate pancakes.

You will be amused that my pancakes went down extremely well in the church venue for the FAB cafe. The vicar ate 6 pancakes with great gusto and not a trace of remorse or thought for the privations of Lent…

Not everyone is religious. To those of us who are not, it’s pancake day. - and yes, I know what shrove Tuesday etc is all about. I was raised Roman Catholic. Do enjoy your religion, but don’t push it on to others!

Depending on the households beliefs it can be Shrove Tuesday or Pancake Day. Always was and will be Pancake day in my house.

We had scampi, salad and chips. Each to their own! 😁

OldFrill

Sago

Whitewavemark2

And before you waffle about Lent etc, bear in mind that Easter was pinched from other religions, so I have no trouble “pinching” pancake day from Christian’s,

Ouch!

So what other religion was the resurrection of Christ taken from?

You are astonishingly rude at times.

The pun obviously soared over your head.

Yes I thought it was amusing..

Pancake day yesterday for DH and I consisted of 2 gluten free pancakes each then filled with sausage, bacon mushrooms and beans with a poached egg on top. Yummy!