What are you giving up for Lent?
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Anonymous
| Sacrifice |
Anonymous
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I used to give up ice cream.
Then I learned that you don't have to fast on Sundays during Lent so I'd gorge on ice cream on Sundays. That seemed stupid, so I just gave up fasting altogether. |
Anonymous
| I've given up on giving up. |
Anonymous
| I can’t decide. I want to do sugar but I don’t think I can do it 100%. I can do soda for sure, and sweets/candy/dessert. Just not sure about things like bread and alcohol. Maybe I should give up those? ? |
Anonymous
| I should do Dunkin iced coffee...such a sacrifice |
Anonymous
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Anonymous
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Food. I’m trying to lose weight, and eating less and healthier. Also resolving to be more patient and supportive of teen DS. |
Anonymous
| All animal products. I’m going vegan for lent. It will be hard but it only 40 some days. |
Anonymous
Same here, every year I give up Catholicism for lent. |
Anonymous
Me too. The BSA thread threw me over the edge today. I need a break, Lent is a good reason to take one. |
Anonymous
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I'm doing 40 bags in 40 days. It is good for everyone!
I think I also told one of my kids that I'd give up Candy Crush, which will make waiting on lines very difficult. That's how I pass the time! |
Anonymous
| I often up dessert and wine/beer and add a take care of self (read for pleasure, add fitness routine) |
Anonymous
Same. I gave up Catholicism and gave up giving up. If I need to make a change in my life, I don’t need to wait for New Years or Lent. |
Anonymous
| The internet—except for paying bills and checking email. I have so many books and magazines to read, so many projects to do. We still get a paper newspaper. Hopefully not wasting time surfing the web will help with my time management. See y’all at Easter. |
Anonymous
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I'm giving up sweets, cheese, and alcohol.
Adding a Couch-to-5k program, yoga, and improved diet. |