Rosh Hashanah was very low-key this year. We had the seder at my mother's house, but that was it. I'd been away from work too much, and there wouldn't be a good place to pump at the synagogue, and I had to leave work early the next day for Kidlet's medical appointment, so the family seder was the extent of our observances this year. Which isn't ( Read more... )

I am going on inspection, and as such, I need professional business pants with no cuffs, and I would like professional shirts that don't gap or do other stupid things at the breast line. So, armed with gift cards we've had for a while,
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Saturday, April 19th is the first Seder.

wanderingfey and I, for the very first time ever, are going to be having the first night seder at our house ( Read more... )

I was feeling very cruddy this evening. I was having a lot of free-floating anxiety and anger, and I was feeling angry and apathetic. I was running late for the lecture I wanted to go to, and my dinner was not sitting at all well in my stomach. I was not a happy camper ( Read more... )

I hope all y'all have been sealed for a good year in the Book of Life ( Read more... )

L'Shanah Tovah Tikatevu!

May you be inscribed for a good year in the Book of Life!

Over at Pandagon, there was an interesting exhange between two commenters ( Read more... )

( Cut just in case you read this at work. It's political and about the FMA. )

I didn't go to synagogue a whole lot when I was in Bellingham. But I did go, and I did meet the rabbi there. I hadn't realized he'd left.

How do I know he's left, you may be wondering? Because I am watching Thursday's Daily Show, and gosh and golly gee whiz, there's the rabbi! Apparently, he's moved to a congregation down in South Carolina ( Read more... )

Via cadhla, I prent unto thee, The Commandments of Coyote.