It’s terrible, since I’ve written the last post, I’ve allowed myself to speak a much more yeshivishe sprach than before. It’s like now that I’ve let the world know that I’m making fun of it, I can say whatever I want.
In any case, here’s Part 2
Part 3 after Yomtov!
Feste – She was wearing [...]
Posts Tagged ‘Jewish’
Husband Hashpa’ah #2
Posted in Jewish, marriage, tagged husband, Jewish, language, vocabulary, yeshivish on October 9, 2009 | 4 Comments »
Everyone Loves a Conspiracy
Posted in Jewish, tagged amish, bedroom sets, conspiracy, Culture, furniture, Jewish, newlyweds, wedding on May 1, 2009 | 28 Comments »
There is a Jewish Price Gouging Bedroom Set Conspiracy.
The average Jewish newlyweds purchase 48 inch beds. It’s in between a twin (39”) and a full (54”). Since two beds are necessary for the master bedroom, a lot needs to be taken into consideration. Not all rooms can accommodate two full beds…and furniture, or even room [...]
My Mama
Posted in Jewish, tagged Culture, daven, israel, Jewish, kosel, parent, pta, teacher on February 5, 2009 | 12 Comments »
I went to Kever Rochel the other day. It was an interesting experience.
I was having a difficult time relating to the whole “Mama Rochel” thing, when I can just go “Tatte” at the Kosel.
And then I got it.
Me by the Kosel, is a student talking to a teacher.
Mama Rochel is a mother talking to the [...]
Kusher Kusher Kusher
Posted in Jewish, tagged bike, brother-in-law, father, Jewish, meat, shabbos, sister on January 16, 2009 | 17 Comments »
I am brilliant. Just so you know.
My father is a bit machmir on things, like girl’s tznius and kasharus.
For tznius, I’m talking about activities: we don’t go to concerts, go biking, ice skating and rollerblading.
Kasharus, we don’t eat most meats or lettuce.
I’m going to my sister for Shabbos and Florida next week.
I was speaking [...]
How to Know If You are a Close Friend of the Kallah: An Annotated Guide
Posted in Jewish, Weddings, tagged friend, Jewish, kallah, wedding on January 7, 2009 | 10 Comments »
You arrive early for pictures – You show up early ooh and ahh, and after everyone else is done take two pictures with the Kallah: one nice, one funny face. They will never make it past the proofs.
You get dressed in the bridal suite – You have no real pressing need to get dressed there, [...]
The Deception of a Crisis
Posted in Shidduchim, tagged crisis, diet, Jewish, Shidduchim, weight loss on January 1, 2009 | 8 Comments »
I’m curious if this “law” is a phenomena exclusive to the Jewish Shidduch Dating system.
If a girl needs to lose 2 pounds quickly, just get her a date.
And if she needs to lose more weight, give her 3.
This works for up to 15 pounds.
Truth be told, I think this is the real source and reason [...]
The Right Rebel
Posted in Jewish, Teaching, tagged education, Jewish, past, Perspective, rebel, students, system, Teaching on December 31, 2008 | 8 Comments »
I was discussing the concept of the past with my students.
I opened the floor for comments on how my students think they should perceive and respond to the past. I called on one student and she said.
“Umm…is this my perspective or the Jewish perspective?”
She said this lightly, with a wry smile, but she was [...]
Proselytizing Productions
Posted in Jewish, Teaching, Uncategorized, tagged acing, choir, dance, Jewish, moral, play, production, seats, shut up, students on December 21, 2008 | 6 Comments »
My schools production was tonight. It was actually quite cute, tons of great musical numbers taken straight from the best of Broadway…
…so let’s break it down…
Choir – the choirs were gorgeous, had great interesting harmonies, the soloist were good, except for one kid who obviously took voice lessons but hadn’t mastered the art yet as [...]
Definitive Drinker
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged 21, alcoholic, birthday, drink, drunk, glenlivet, Jewish on December 16, 2008 | 22 Comments »
I’m turning 21 in less than 2 weeks
Yay, Happy Birthday to me, blah blah blah, you couldn’t care less.
So I was talking to my friend (whose 21st b-day is a few days after mine) and was lamenting the fact that 21 is considered this big official number and we can DRINK in the non-Jewish realm, [...]
10 a day Daily
Posted in Teaching, tagged cello, Jewish, library, observations, play, teacher, writing on December 15, 2008 | 18 Comments »
A writing teacher once suggested that I write down 10 observations daily to develop my “Writer’s Perspective”. So here are today’s observations
1) I am terribly unphotogenic
2) The cello sounds incredible cool, as an instrument and as a word
3) I have developed bags for the first time in my life.
4) I’d rather have clammy hands [...]