Well at one point one of the diabetic congregants had a bit of a granola bar and I was hungry enough to pounce her for it, but I didn't ... :: laugh :: Later on yesterday, like every year, I get to that point where I don't need food and am not anxious to break the fast at all ... :: laugh :: I hope your fast was good as well!
I'm glad I have you to discuss various aspects of Judaism with -- I might not understand several of the more Orthodox aspects of Judaism, but that doesn't mean I shouldn't know ABOUT them, right? You're very easy to talk to about such things, and I'm very glad for that. Thank you!
Heheheh, you know, as opposed to some people who are militant about tfillin, you can go right ahead. The Chabad rabbi here always asks me to do it after I do graphic work for him :: laugh ::
Well there is something somewhat erotic about having a man wrapping you in leather straps ... ^_-
Yes, I sexualize everything. :: laugh ::
I think it's easy to assume that because someone DOES or DOESN'T do something that you yourself do, that they're automatically wrong (and, from there, heretical, etc.), and think of how much of a rift there is -- in Judaism and elsewhere -- where different interpretations of the same scripture lead to people being pretty bigoted. I REALLY don't want to be one of "those guys" -- you know? I really really try not to be.
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I'm glad I have you to discuss various aspects of Judaism with -- I might not understand several of the more Orthodox aspects of Judaism, but that doesn't mean I shouldn't know ABOUT them, right? You're very easy to talk to about such things, and I'm very glad for that. Thank you!
Heheheh, you know, as opposed to some people who are militant about tfillin, you can go right ahead. The Chabad rabbi here always asks me to do it after I do graphic work for him :: laugh ::
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Yes, I sexualize everything. :: laugh ::
I think it's easy to assume that because someone DOES or DOESN'T do something that you yourself do, that they're automatically wrong (and, from there, heretical, etc.), and think of how much of a rift there is -- in Judaism and elsewhere -- where different interpretations of the same scripture lead to people being pretty bigoted. I REALLY don't want to be one of "those guys" -- you know? I really really try not to be.
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