So can it be understood that there was still no in-person sort-of-seder at a Druze or any other restaurant this year? Chag Sameach from Tel Aviv, where we did a trans-Atlantic Zoom mini-seder last night. And yes, with four cups of (Chianti) wine, though my grandson used Vermouth, and my daughter grape juice. Which type of wine did Rabbi Shalom Dov Ber recommend?
Today I read your poem aloud to the ukulele players attending our first outdoor jam since Covid took away our opportunity to play and sing together. The poem, and in particular the final line, felt like a blessing, and seemed perfect for this gathering of community. Thank you for sharing your poetry!
esther- this poem is very beautiful. it made me yearn for sitting with all of you. I hear the sax and smell the cooked down beans in the kitchen. a have an idea. of what you are all wearing. kente,gossamer,a wedding shawl from Jaipur and fireflies woven in your hair.-xxx
So can it be understood that there was still no in-person sort-of-seder at a Druze or any other restaurant this year? Chag Sameach from Tel Aviv, where we did a trans-Atlantic Zoom mini-seder last night. And yes, with four cups of (Chianti) wine, though my grandson used Vermouth, and my daughter grape juice. Which type of wine did Rabbi Shalom Dov Ber recommend?
Expensive!!! A good Passover xxxx
Today I read your poem aloud to the ukulele players attending our first outdoor jam since Covid took away our opportunity to play and sing together. The poem, and in particular the final line, felt like a blessing, and seemed perfect for this gathering of community. Thank you for sharing your poetry!
Thank you thank you
esther- this poem is very beautiful. it made me yearn for sitting with all of you. I hear the sax and smell the cooked down beans in the kitchen. a have an idea. of what you are all wearing. kente,gossamer,a wedding shawl from Jaipur and fireflies woven in your hair.-xxx
Come see Annie and me! Xxx