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Almost Kosher: Tina Fey as Sarah Palin
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My post-Jewish conversion journey. Sunday, September 14, 2008. Tina Fey as Sarah Palin. No one is smarter than their criteria. Though the election is over, Gov. Sarah is being attacked by the leftist-humanists because they fear her re-appearance on a future ballot. They are afraid and rightly so! She is a perceptive excellent candidate to represent the Founders Principles and our American way of life with intelligent courage. Including, but not limited to, Human Defined: Earths Choicemaker, Unique Indivi...
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Almost Kosher: January 2010
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My post-Jewish conversion journey. Sunday, January 3, 2010. Are you a busy business owner who is short on time? Do you wish you could find a college-educated, hard working assistant to help you on a part-time basis? Good news- now you can! A 2-year old company, Secretary in Israel, will place with you an American virtual executive assistant. To learn more about how you can get assistance in just 5 - 10 hours/week, visit them online: virtual executive assistant. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). As A Driven Leaf.
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Almost Kosher: December 2007
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My post-Jewish conversion journey. Tuesday, December 18, 2007. Chinese food on Christmas. Monday, December 10, 2007. We spent the weekend in Vancouver, B.C. celebrating Chanukkah with the in-laws. My Mother-In-Law made the most delicious latkes I've had in years. She also served a wonderful brisket on the side, which sparked an interesting question for me. If she served tofu, dairy-free sour cream with it, would it be considered kosher? Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Just another bloggin' Jew. View my compl...
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Almost Kosher: One year later...
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My post-Jewish conversion journey. Monday, September 28, 2009. My previous post was almost a year ago, at the end of Yom Kippur. Here I am in the same spot, just breaking the fast and blogging. It's funny how experiences can change from year to year; I wondered if this is what many other Jews experience - the ebb and flow of services feeding some part of them and then not. In spite of this, the holidays themselves have been meaningful so far.in particular, visiting the mikeveh before RH was fantastic.
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Almost Kosher: August 2007
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My post-Jewish conversion journey. Wednesday, August 15, 2007. The Onion's take on gays in the military. Wednesday, August 8, 2007. Rabbi Yonah in Seattle. Israel: Truth vs. Propoganda. In the war of words for Israel, we must all learn how to combat anti-Israel propaganda. When: Monday, August 20, 2007; 7 – 9 pm. Where: Montlake Community Center. RSVP: RSVP Required by August 16 to. Rachel (206) 774-2216 or YLD@JewishInSeattle.org. A kosher dinner will be served. Israel for a younger crowd. J* so enjoyed...
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Almost Kosher: February 2008
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My post-Jewish conversion journey. Saturday, February 16, 2008. I am off to Israel tomorrow for 10 days, and then to Jordan and Egypt. I am excited nervous, and mostly in awe of where I am going to be the next few weeks. I do not know what to expect from the experience, but I expect it will be like nothing I have ever done before. I hope to check in here during my trip, as internet access is plentiful there. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Just another bloggin' Jew. View my complete profile. As A Driven Leaf.
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Almost Kosher: September 2008
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My post-Jewish conversion journey. Sunday, September 14, 2008. Over the summer, I took some time off from blogging. After my wonderful Bar Mitzvah experience, I needed a breather to focus on some other things over the summer. It is good to be back. The following is a collection of reflections that I had during Shabbat services yesterday). I recently finished reading the book, Jews and Power. Upon reflecting on this moment, I began to think about my access to people in power ever since I became Jewish....
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Almost Kosher: Jews and power
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My post-Jewish conversion journey. Sunday, September 14, 2008. Over the summer, I took some time off from blogging. After my wonderful Bar Mitzvah experience, I needed a breather to focus on some other things over the summer. It is good to be back. The following is a collection of reflections that I had during Shabbat services yesterday). I recently finished reading the book, Jews and Power. Upon reflecting on this moment, I began to think about my access to people in power ever since I became Jewish....
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Almost Kosher: March 2008
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My post-Jewish conversion journey. Sunday, March 9, 2008. I had every intention of doing a regular blog entry during my travels in the Middle East. Unfortunately, the experience was so intense and the trip to structured, not much energy was left for blogging. I needed to simply experience the trip, digest it, and reflect on on it once I returned home. Instead of going chronological through the trip, I am going through pictures that resonate with me right now and telling those stories. Books I Am Reading.
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Almost Kosher: September 2009
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My post-Jewish conversion journey. Monday, September 28, 2009. My previous post was almost a year ago, at the end of Yom Kippur. Here I am in the same spot, just breaking the fast and blogging. It's funny how experiences can change from year to year; I wondered if this is what many other Jews experience - the ebb and flow of services feeding some part of them and then not. In spite of this, the holidays themselves have been meaningful so far.in particular, visiting the mikeveh before RH was fantastic.
