Most people in Milwaukee celebrate Christmas, so this week's Sound-off addresses Milwaukeeans who celebrate the other December holidays -- Chanukkah, Yule, Festivus and Kwanzaa -- or those who don't celebrate anything at all. Is this a lonely time of year for non-Christmas celebrators? Does Brew City do an adequate job recognizing other holidays?

Last week's question: Are there enough single men in Milwaukee?

Absolutely not. It seems everyone here is married before 30, or not married for a good reason.
Gigi Jones
Milwaukee

Milwaukeeans get married younger than people in Chicago. I know that for sure. When I lived there, all of my friends were around 35, and most of them were not married. Here, it seems by 35 people have been married AT LEAST once.
Tracy Place
Milwaukee

I haven't had a hard time meeting available men, but I'm gay. I think there are more gay men than straight men who are older and available in Milwaukee.
Dan R.
Milwaukee

Thank God for the Internet, because there certainly aren't enough available and attractive men hanging out in Milwaukee bars. We need to somehow start importing them from Chicago, Atlanta and California.
Molly O'Neil
Milwaukee