I apologise for the dearth of new content here. My work schedule and my immune system seem to be conspiring to keep me away from the blog. I look forward to resuming soon.
In the meantime I invite you to search for the many Passover articles on the archives. All you have to do is type “Passover” into the search box and a library of articles will appear!
I will be back soon.
Keeping you in our thoughts anyways! Take it easy. Pre-Pesach is stressful for many. Refuah shelemah!
Thank you, Otir! I wish you a sweet and kosher Pesach.
Be blessed. Be well.
Refuah shlema and be kind to you. I’m inspired by your words, but to continue at cost of your own health is not necessary. We’ll be here when you are ready. Chag pesach kasher vsameachš
Todah rabbah, Rabbi. A zissen Pesach to you!
Be well, Rabbi.
Thank you!
Refuah sh’leimah and chag sameach L Pesach. We ate thinking of you and hope it will be better soon.
“Are”, not ate. Must be all that soup and matzah balls I am preparing this week.
Thank you, Flemingthewriter! I wish you luck with the cooking, and a sweet Pesach!
Hope you feel better soon.
Just found my intro to the seder notes that I revised last year, after reading your blog about explaining seder to non-Jewish friends. My notes include a nod to you, Leah Berkowitz, and Rebecca Reice….three very special rabbis in my life.
Aw, thanks. You put me in distinguished company.
wishing you a sweet Pesach and refuah shlemah
A zissen Pesach to you, too, Anita!
Wishing you better health soonest! Do take care!
Thanks, Barbara! You too!
I hope your health improves soon Rabbi! Take care, ok? Hugz
Thank you!
Get well soon! I don’t comment often but I read most of your posts and find them so valuable…
Thank you!