How do you celebrate the Day, Ava?

Nia's the twin daughter on Raven's Home.

Oh I like Raven

Ye. She's one of the moms on a new Disney show now.

Wow how is that possible that she's a mom

It surpriseth thee that Raven playeth a mom?

Ohh! I remember her!
I have only seen one episode of Raven's Home, which is weird because I was so excited for that show but then I recorded the episodes on my DVR and I forgot all about them... >3<

I watch Disney like it's my faith, brother.

Originally Posted by Amane

It surpriseth thee that Raven playeth a mom?

I think of her as a teenager

It hath been years since That's so Raven, but I understand completely.

Originally Posted by hummy

How do you celebrate the Day, Ava?

I just celebrate by making sure that people in my life are aware of how special they are. :)
And I like to eat yummy food too!

I was wondering if there was a traditional dinner/ceremony or something.
i'm not being disrespectful, just curious. like I love the Jewish sadar*spelling*
I think we would all be more inclusive if we shared traditions with each other, ya know?

An Ava would celebrate simple to keep to the real meanings of holidays.

Sadar is simple and traditional

My mind readeth that as "SAY-dar," but I know not what Jewish tradition of which thou speakest, so I cannot correct thy spelling.

it is spelled seder

I don't know the "traditional way of celebrating Kwanzaa...
I think in a traditional sense, there is usually candles that one lights every day, a lot like Hanukkah, and then there is a special table that you put out on Kwanzaa and you put fruit and corn and such on it to symbolize growth or something?

When I sang at a Kwanzaa event in 2010, I remember there was a special table with the food and there was a lot of candles around it. :) The food wasn't traditional African food either, it was literally more like African American food, so there was a nice spaghetti with meat sauce, collard greens, cornbread, chicken, etc.

I don't think I ate anything.

that's nice though you start your own tradition. And the Italians always mug muscle in on everyone's tradition with their pasta

Hahaha, yeah. :D
I don't mind, though... Pasta is good!

I'm glad. I would love to make you some homemade pasta. I can make spaghetti I can make gnocchi and I can make some of the thicker strand pastas to PapioDeli although I do think I prefer angel hair pasta and that I can't make there's a couple other ones but I really can't remember the names of them it's like Ocho it has to do with ocular like an eye but I don't really remember the steps
that was a little too much information wasn't it?

Oooh! I didn't know that you made homemade pasta, hummy! That's super cool. :D
My favorite is angel hair too! :d Sooo tasty!

I like my spaghetti with the seasoningless sauce and meat chunks.

Yes, Italians are big into child labor. I also know how to make raviolis and pierogies. I do love eating pasta and I actually do like making it too but it's very labor-intensive it's so much easier just to buy a box

Hamburger Helper lasagna!

Ewwww. Hamburger Helper?!
I have never liked Hamburger Helper!