Went down to Wintergreen Resort in Virginia last weekend. Art was installing some custom made hand-rails in someone’s home there and they were kind enough to let us stay the weekend.
We foraged for Shabbat necessities along the way:
- Challah and candles bought from Greenwood Store along the way (along with many local cheeses, butter, and milk)
- Candle stand is a piece of scrap plywood from the installation Art and I did that day
- Full Nelson Pale Ale from Blue Mountain Brewery (another stop along the way) - I couldn’t find any wines that moved me
- Kiddush cup is one of the lovely glasses that was in the cupboard
- Torah portion on the Kindle
Have to say it’s one of my favorite things about my Amazon Kindle. I have the entire Babylonian Talmud
and the JPS 1917 Tanach
on it. Wish they had better translations for the Torah (Foxx
, Alter
), but it’s darn handy. Since I’m useless when it comes to Talmud, I’m looking forward to being able to quickly look up all those passages that R’Jill just quotes from memory during Kohenet training.
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You are the epitome of the modern jew. Ancient tradition, mixed the latest technology. And you don’t even need to think about it. It just IS.
This is beautiful in its simplicity. Some of the most amazing moments are like that.
~Muninn’s Kiss
I love the way the universe comes together sometimes!