No problem. And count yourself lucky - it's become some sort of weird trend to "give things up for Lent" even if you aren't catholic. I know a baptist who does it, and a buddist...and it sort of drives me nuts.
(Lent is a span of 40 days before Easter where you have to give something up that you love...so like, if you really like eating chocolate, you stop eating chocolate.)
Every year when my non-catholic family and friends start giving things up for Lent and annoying me, I announce that I'm giving up practicing religions that I don't believe in. :P
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Date: 2011-10-15 08:08 pm (UTC)(Lent is a span of 40 days before Easter where you have to give something up that you love...so like, if you really like eating chocolate, you stop eating chocolate.)
Every year when my non-catholic family and friends start giving things up for Lent and annoying me, I announce that I'm giving up practicing religions that I don't believe in. :P