Comments | aeriala: How I spent my Channukla vacation

aeriala

How I spent my Channukla vacation

Dec 24, 2006 18:06

Right. Short. To point.
Sunday: yom iyun in "yetzira ba'yahadut". Watched movie about religious women's take on brit milla and talked to director. Much enjoyment. Many tears.
Had harkada where new "bruria" dance was made up to tune of yehe shlama raba. Much laughter. Later sang kareoke; wasn't very kareoke-l;ike as everyone sang everything anyway, ( Read more... )

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virtually_hyper December 24 2006, 18:30:09 UTC

you like monty python...? WHY THE HECK DIDNT YOU EVER TELL ME?!?!?!?

aeriala December 25 2006, 11:11:10 UTC

You never ASKED! But seriously, I must have mentioned it sometime... Do you have any of the skits on tape? I need to educate some people.

virtually_hyper December 25 2006, 16:14:05 UTC

mwahahahaha...i have an entire cd of theirs...wanna know something sad!?!? wen i was at the millers,me and rose started watching life of brian,and we stopped cuz rose didnt like it!!!!!

aeriala December 26 2006, 14:23:12 UTC

*whacks Rose over the head* On the other hand I've never seen it, but I'm pretty sure I'd like it.
Waddaya mean CD? You mean a dvd? Or just something you listen to? Beacuse I think we have all the skits but on record.

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virtually_hyper December 24 2006, 18:30:46 UTC

oo, and i found the funny dialogue from avenue q...hehe

aeriala December 25 2006, 11:11:55 UTC

Mazel tov! Just when I'm not there...

wow, it was chanuka for me, too. what a coincidence yonikirby December 26 2006, 02:35:10 UTC

Hi, Aeriala,
Hmmm. I don't really know where to start. Let's just say that I wanted to see how you were doing and be your friend. I hope you remember me.
This could be interesting and this could be sort of weird. I hope you just think it's interesting.
Hope to hear back from you,

Yoni

p.s. my email is yonikirby@hotmail.com

aeriala December 26 2006, 14:32:01 UTC

Well, you see, I like to use the word 'interesting' very liberally, it depends on the inflection. It could be used in a positive manner: "Wow, that lecture sounds really interesting!" Or in a negative manner: "Gee, that dress you're wearing is really...interesting."
One of the things about writing online is that you can't always tell the person's inflection. So let's see what you make of my response:
I find your proposal very interesting.