DINA ANVARI
I must say that when this incident happened, it was in the middle of our fasting month, which basically we don't eat or drink food from sunrise to sunset.
	Right before this vast month starts, which is on the 2nd of March, we have four days of celebration, which are called (indistinct), or (indistinct) days.  It works very well within the Bahai calender, but I am not going to get into that here.
	Anyway, those for days every year, is dedicated to basically giving to others in terms of food and joy and everything.  I suppose the closest thing you can come to it, is Christmas in the Christian terminology.
	But it is not, but that is the closest thing I can refer you to.  So, right, two weeks before that, we were all at the Bahai Centre, all of us from you know, Bahai's from King William's Town, East London, I think even Cradock, there were a whole lot of people who were there.
	If I am not mistaken, Chamaam's mother had actually invited everybody because this is an individual thing that you can do, had invited everybody for lunch, so we had almost 80, 90 people there, mixed, very mixed group.