Here’s to a Shabbat of peace and love-- and little constipation from our matzah
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Here’s to a Shabbat of peace and love-- and little constipation from our matzah
Three of my family’s nontraditional Passover traditions
#1 spend two hours trying to work out how to fit 25 people into our tiny dining room.
#2 search for the toy lamb we use as a vegetarian alternative for our service (i can never remember where I put it...)
#3 Be surprised when Bubbee (grandma) arrives 45 minutes early with an extra box of matzah
My Cat Is Kosher For Passover
I was talking to my brother last night, when Bessy loafed in the middle of the floor. We both went “aww” and, because i was getting ready to go to bed, i got up to pet her.
That brought on the question: “Are catloaves kosher for passover?”
My brother, looking at the lump of fur on the ground said no because they’re fluffy like risen bread. I told him, wait. I picked her up gently and supported her, but she looked unsteady so i put her down again.
“She’s kosher.” “How do you know?” He asked. “She doesn’t like to rise.”
In honor of this week’s Torah portion, Parshat Beshalach!
[Image description: The image depicts Moses and the Israelites crossing the sea from bondage to freedom. The parted sea on the left contains three large and rather angry fish looking for a snack. A tiny fish is located on the right side of the parted sea. The image is captioned, “Herman catches a lucky break.”]
Chag Sameach!
Happy Passover!!