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Sneeze guard?
-Alan
Lew,
To prevent swimming flies and dry bread?
Aussie John
Alan and John … LOL!!!!!!!!!
I have no idea … ???????
~Heather
For the same reason we cover the salads and desserts on the potluck table: so the little kids don’t poke their fingers in them before we eat!
Kat
The kids and flies prevention concept would only fly if it was also OK to cover them with a black, red, or hot pink cloth. If not, it’s got to be plain and simple religious tradition.
That gives me an idea for next sunday…