Yeah, I've noticed that, too. Is any of your kids old enough to attend the prayers with you, at least partially?
My oldest is five, and she actually attended a baby-sitting program with other children that I think she got a lot more out of than sitting in synagogue with me. On a regular Shabbat, my oldest and middle daughter (3) sometime come with me in the morning and sit until the baby-sitting programs begin. And often at the end of services my (current) youngest comes in for the Aanim Zemirot and Adon Olom (concluding prayers.)
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Pattern for iPod cozy. You'll have to add the earflaps yourself.
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Oh, oh, oh dear. They have a vampire costume, complete with fanged smiley-face stickers. I think I must have that.
Wolfram, I just had to try and explain this to a foreign student here. It was just as clunky and strange. And, of course, the same for you and all your family.
Thanks, and the same to you and yours.
I have the woman's lj name, I'll email her and ask if she is planning on posting the cozy pattern soon.
Before yesterday, I had never heard of Annie's mac-n-cheese. Then last night, I look over DH's shoulder as he was reading a business management textbook and there was a case study about Annie's! Weird, right? Well, today I was at the store, looking at organic pasta, and I look up and there is Annie's mac-n-cheese. I assumed it was destiny and bought the macaroni.
Wow, I need more caffeine. I almost sent an e-mail just now about "Adoble Photoship".
My head is pasteded on yay!
My sort of destiny meant I went to the supermarket and bought premade, hot mac and cheese for lunch.
Fated to be lazy.
a baby-sitting program with other children
A few - very few - synagogues here start having such programs, and I think it's an excellent idea, as a grown-up. I'm glad to read you think it's working well for the children, as well.
And often at the end of services my (current) youngest comes in for the Aanim Zemirot and Adon Olom (concluding prayers.)
This reads lovely, as well.
My head is pasteded on yay!
Snerk.
