| At least it's Friday.... |
 At least it's Friday....
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Sep. 10th, 2010 @ 08:59 am 
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Our Feast went well - fish (cod) with rice and green beans and challah. Himself baked lava cakes - they erupted *before* I got them on the plates, but tasted great anyway.
SG's step-brother has a brain tumor..they're putting in a stent to remove fluid. I don't have any more details than that.
Sent notes in with the kids this AM claiming Religious Exemption....we'll see how THAT flies (I'm in the buckle of the "Bible Belt" y'all - it's gonna get interesting here.)
Gotta skitter! Current Mood:  busy |
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| Date: | September 10th, 2010 02:22 pm (UTC) |
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ok - I have to admit - I am beyond confused. We has a feast-type dinner Wednesday night. But then we realized we had seen no moon. yesterday I went to an old friends house and we had bible study and cake - and we looked for the moon - and nope. (we did however practice our Shofar blowign skills - if the idea was to alert the neighbors - she is on a hill so I am sure we alarmed many people. So I am figuring for us the new moon would be tonight - which is also a regular Sabbath. And ten days later - Yom Kippur would be Sunday at sundown? Going from the 19 thru the 20th? It's not just preparing a feast with no work - it is not knowing which day you are going to be enjoying it...confusing! And next time you see a rain cloud - let it know we are still dry out here. ~ali According to my Feast books, RH is the ONLY Feast celebrated at the *dark* of the moon. So.....I dunno. I'll try to send the rain your way - we've had plenty! I'm hoping that tumor is like my mother's. It's more of a cyst that needs the stent to constantly remove the fluid. Still, any brain surgery is no laughing matter. |
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