But I think that she meant "Tang", not "Ting"! LOL! She's old enough to remember the stuff, but not quite old enough to remember the name correctly.
bump! Happy Easter / Xristos Anesti!
Xristos anesti!
In our Serbian Orthodox Pascha morning liturgy, we said “Christ is Risen!” in Slavonic, Serbian, Greek, and English. We sang the Paschal Troparion in that most-beautiful, heartwarming Serbian tone. And at the Paschal lunch, the lamb seemed never to stop coming. There was enough for firsts, seconds, and to take some home! Of course, we had those red-dyed eggs, and the egg-cracking game. No Tang, though. There were lots of exchanges of “Hristos voskrese!Voistinu voskrese!”, complete with triple-kisses. And we had live Serbian folk music, too.
It was a wonderful day.
>> But I think that she meant “Tang”, not “Ting”! <<
Read her description of it: “Ting” was ready-made carbonated grape-fruit juice. “Tang” is mostly a powder of citric acid, sugar, and orange coloring, with a vaguely orange flavor, usually added to flat water.
Enjoyed her article, thanks!
Quote from the article: “We Greeks dont do Easter until after Passover, because how can you have Easter BEFORE Passover.”
Simple, stop being Jewish.
I wonder how influenced Wilson is by her Muslim father?
I've heard this explanation many times, but it seems many times western Easter Sunday falls after the first day of Passover, yet the Orthodox still celebrate Easter a month later. I suspect the explanation is much more complicated.
Alithos Anesti, to you Bokababe. Thank you for posting that article. :)