Monthly Archives: December 2004

Because my mouse has a life of it’s own, I just lost my new year’s eve party post.

Last night I attended my second Shabbat service at the synogogue (or shul or temple as I hope to become accustomed to saying.) By the time I got off the el, my heart was racing. The week before, I’d had … Continue reading →

Tonight I splurged and bought four more books about Judaism. Lucky for me, you are encouraged to READ READ READ and have a jewish library. So I now have: Jewish Wisdom by Rabbi Joseph TelushkinThe Nine Questions People Ask About … Continue reading →

I am halfway through my second day of trying to keep kosher. The first day I tried I blew it immediatly with a ham and cheese croissant. This daily start to my morning has now been retired and replaced with … Continue reading →

My sister and brother-in-law are having baby number one this winter. Instead of going out on a limb and creating a name, they have gone with a classic name. It isn’t in the top ten this year, but it is … Continue reading →

Ten meters of water. A great wall of water on a sunny morning. I can’t imagine what it must have been like to be on a beach in Phuket this weekend. Or on that train. Or to be there now, … Continue reading →

I don’t know how it happened. I’m going to go with Beginner’s Luck, but I won my all women’s Fantasy Football League. That’s not very fair, is it? Sorry ladies, but I quit paying attention to byes, injuries, stats, blah, … Continue reading →

The Rabbi I have started working with offered that I should maybe do the Belief-O-Matic on Beliefnet.com. Maybe you should to…

This afternoon I met with Rabbi Zedek to talk about learning about Judaism and conversion. It’s been a long time coming and finally seemed like the right time to do more than read books and internet sites. To talk to … Continue reading →

How did my day end with me crying and my nose bleeding all over my living room floor? Ugh. For some reason I was frustrated most of the afternoon. Last night I had to cancel my ATM card, having left … Continue reading →