I am sick to hear of the terrible violence in Paris. As Shabbat falls here in California, know that you and all France are in my prayers tonight. You will be in our thoughts as we sit at the Shabbos table.
May all who suffer be comforted, and may peace soon be restored in your beautiful country.
Ready for 10 of my students to join us for Shabbat dinner! I hope that your Shabbat table is full of joy and sharing, insight and love.
I am down with one of my periodic bouts of sciatica. Sometimes it gets out of control. During those times, the worst thing I can do is sit at my computer.
I have a number of things I want to do and cannot right now. The first is to get back to you about the class I proposed. Another is to answer some questions too involved for me to address via my phone from an exercise mat on the floor. The last is new posts.
I am catching up on my reading, and if I find goodies to share I will do so.
I hope to be back after Shabbat. Don’t worry about me; this is a nuisance, not a tragedy.
I wish you all Shabbat Shalom!
This conversation is so wonderful, I can’t wait to share it via my own blog.
Prayers from the heart of someone who knows.
Yasher koach, Adam!
Rabbi 360 and Parashat Pinchas offer us a preview of coming attractions.
This is a wonderful post on a famous and much misunderstood Torah portion.
