Hey I know I said in my previous (well... it's above this one but I wrote it before this) comment I wasn't going to read your "writings" but this one kinda grabbed my attention. One quick question, not that it's any of my business, I'm just curious, are you Jewish?
Judaism is a wonderful religion, no question about it. Converting to Judaism is a long and difficult process, so only really dedicated people tend to convert. Passover seders are always fun (i remember when you and your family came to our house for one :D) i actually got to go to north caro. this past weekend for seder #1 with my dad which was kind of fun. hard to believe i will be back there in less than a week. yikes! anyhow, yeah judiasm = cool. passover = cool, lotsa matzah = heavy artilary. ask any jewish person what they think about matzah. they will all agree that it is not food, but rather cardboard ;) lol. anyhow, off track a little there. i hope you are doing well and are have had a good year! take care and good luck with finals!
I can't tell you how much I missed you and all of your crazy family this past week. All I could remember was you all and wading through the kiddie pool. :) This recent seder made me question my own sense of religiousness and what I want out of my own religious experience. I don't think I could ever convert. I'm too set in my ways, but I would like to have that feeling of belonging and "welcomeness" I felt this past week and I need to find a way of getting that through a church or some other religious group. It's a lot of thinking to do. I felt a twinge of jealousy because I wanted to feel like I truly belonged with that amazing group of women, not on the outside, looking in.
ah, yes... passover, i remember when i was younger and for some reason we did a passover dinner thig (i guess seder) during religious ed. one time.. it was fun- i've always enjoyed passover, i kinda wish passover wasn't during my week of finals because then i might have been able to go w/ my friend rachel to something... i did try to keep finding non flour food for her though!!
btw, i can't believe you didn't know it was wine... haha, i love you
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This recent seder made me question my own sense of religiousness and what I want out of my own religious experience. I don't think I could ever convert. I'm too set in my ways, but I would like to have that feeling of belonging and "welcomeness" I felt this past week and I need to find a way of getting that through a church or some other religious group. It's a lot of thinking to do. I felt a twinge of jealousy because I wanted to feel like I truly belonged with that amazing group of women, not on the outside, looking in.
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btw, i can't believe you didn't know it was wine... haha, i love you
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