Okay, for all you non-christians today (Wednesday the ninth of Februrary) is Ash Wednesday, which is the first day of Lent. Lent is a season of the liturgical calendar which starts 40 days before easter. It is written in the bible that that Jesus fasted for 40 days in the desert, so people developed a tradition of not eating meat for the 40 days before easter. Then, people decided to change it so that you could give up whatever you wanted for the 40 days, and only abstain from eating meat on Ash Wednesday and Good Friday.
Now, I'm not the greatest Christian there is (I've already eaten meat today, and last year I didn't give up anything for lent), but I was wondering whether I could hold out without doing *that* for 40 days. I'm not doing to 'renew my devotion to the church' or anything like that, just to see how long I would survive. It'd be fun, like a little experiment.
Do you reckon I can make it?
Does anyone else wanna do it? You don't have to be Christian.