Themed Meals are awesome. Last night at haven they had one... what the theme was though, I have no idea. Some would think it was in anticipation of Thanksgiving since they had pumpkin pie and yams.. and other seasonal fall dishes, but than there was samosas. Now, I love samosas, in fact, I had four of them, but what the hell are samosas doing at a fall themed dinner? I didn't see turkey either. Maybe this weird amalgamation is part of Cantor's nauseating mission for diversity and political correctness. Last I checked everyone can celebrate Thanksgiving without feeling left out. Christmas is one thing, because if you are Jewish, or Indian, or Asian you may not follow the catholic traditions of "Christmas," and I don't want to impose any christian holidays on anyone... even though I am an atheist and love christmas, but Thanksgiving is for everyone. It is the celebration of being an American... that is what most people think it symbolizes. Aside from the whole historical bastardization of the holiday (think of the slaughtered indians). Aside from all that, Thanksgiving is great. It means gorging yourself with food, drinking, and falling asleep at 8:00 p.m. once the effects of the tryptophan sets in.
I guess I am not really complaining because the fondu appeared again. (also weird mix) with the other dishes. I wonder what things looked like at Brockway. All I guess I realize theme nights don't mean a theme, they mean one night I enjoy eating at the dining hall.
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