Do you and your family say grace before dinner?
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ArishMell · 70-79, M
No.
It was used in my school in the 1960s (more than half a century ago!) and is still a rather ceremonial touch to the semI-formal Annual Dinner of a long-established club to which I belong.
It doesn't mean anything if you are not religious; nor if just a ritual for the sake of ritual or "we've always done it" (to avoid thinking?).
It was used in my school in the 1960s (more than half a century ago!) and is still a rather ceremonial touch to the semI-formal Annual Dinner of a long-established club to which I belong.
It doesn't mean anything if you are not religious; nor if just a ritual for the sake of ritual or "we've always done it" (to avoid thinking?).