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11th September 11, 06:13 PM
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 Originally Posted by AN COIGREACH ALBANNACH
Lyle1 the community which you speak of sounds a real joy!That sort of mixed festival of differing cultures,particularly the foods,must be so much fun!The variety is great to imagine.
It is interesting though, that the two communities that I mentioned are quite different. Where I grew up, ethnic heritage was expressed and recognized daily. The neighborhood was quite mixed, so it became a bit of a stew. To this day, I have to think before I can remember the English word for some foods, particularly produce and spices, and I still remember impolite words in several languages. Where I live now, recognition of ethnic heritage is mostly reserved for special observances, such as International Day. I avoid ordering ethnic foods in most local restaurants, because most of the distinctive seasonings are left out to please the local palate.
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