The Shabbat Primer: Practicalities

The Shabbat Primer: Practicalities: "ince driving is forbidden and since you have new priorities for Shabbat, more time will be spent in or near the home. It therefore becomes desirable to rearrange the child's schedule as much as possible so that it won't interfere with everyone else's.
Very young babies are hard to schedule. You can try to feed them before the family eats so that during the meal the baby will be content and, hopefully, after the meal, sleepy. Then it might be possible for you to get some rest, too.

It's awkward to keep everyone waiting for kiddush while Mommy's nursing, but if it occasionally happens, there's no reason for panic. If the family and guests would like to wait until you're done, fine. Otherwise, you can go ahead with kiddush and then serve some cake or cookies to hold everyone until you're ready to join them for the meal."

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Patti Boom Boom's Blog

Patti Boom Boom's Blog: "Native New Yorker, Forest Hills, NY, United States
Patti "boom boom" Alcivar is a professional boxer with an accomplished amateur boxing career having won two consecutive NYC Golden Gloves titles at 119lb in 1998 & 1999. She also won the gold at the first Women's National Amateur Boxing titles in 1997 and a silver medal following year winning the distinguished "athlete of the year" title by the United States Olympic Committee becoming first female in history to be awarded with that title. Patricia has been a fighter all of her life having fled a severely abusive home at the age of 15, managing to finish school while working under age to support herself. P"

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Patti Boom Boom's Blog

Patti Boom Boom's Blog: "ports has been the greatest metaphor of life for me and I am forever grateful for each lesson learned. In 1996, I participated in my first Daily News NYC Golden Gloves. In my first match in the prelims, I fought a girl named Barbosa who had just got out of prison and her total focus was to eat me alive, but I gave her 3 standing eight counts and ended the bout in the 1st round. I moved to the semi-finals and faced the previous year's champion, Christine Bruno. I was the inexperienced younger fighter at the time & a huge underdog, but I ended up stopping her in the 2nd round and moving to the finals in Madison Square Garden."

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Blogger: User Profile: Princess Mononoke

Blogger: User Profile: Princess Mononoke: " Big Shine Legally Blonde I&II October Sky Chinatown The Way We Were IQ ET Gladiator 300 An Empress and The Warriors Clash of the Titans 10000BC Apocalypto Kill Bill Vol.1&2 Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon Chronicles of Riddick Slumdog Millionaire Valley Girl American Graffiti Saturday Night Fever It's A Wonderful Life What Dreams May Come Serendipity The Family Man Music of the Heart The Bucket List Ghost Resurrection The Sixth Sense The Seventh Sign"

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Daily Painters of New York - Contemporary Fine Art International

Daily Painters of New York - Contemporary Fine Art International: "These adorable ducks followed me around everywhere when I was out painting. This is 3x6", on gallery wrapped canvas. Easel included with purchase. Quarter is for size reference. More images and purchase information available at this link to my website.

Jamie Williams Grossman, http://hudsonvalleypainter.com
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48 PAINTINGS FOR MY 48TH BIRTHDAY

48 PAINTINGS FOR MY 48TH BIRTHDAY: " which include the dawn of new beginnings and the mourning of old endings. I have physically moved away from family, friends, support systems, and home, and found myself with out internet or phone for the last month. There has been plenty to do with a good job, wonderful students and stacks of syllabi. But above all I try to digest a new found and mostly awkward silence and, when I start to panic, I make room for stillness.
I bought canvases last week!"

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Lamed Vav Tzadikim « TheWritersCafe.org

Lamed Vav Tzadikim « TheWritersCafe.org: "When I was in high school, I had a teacher who taught us about the nature of the element of silver in a class called Photo Science. He mentioned that one could never really see silver, because it was an element that was sensitive to light, the very moment the light hit the silver it would be changed. I can even recall the hand gesture my teacher made when he explained the concept. The idea he was explaining was that the surface of the silver we see, had already been exposed to light, and the very moment we scratch the surface of the silver (to see the unreacted silver underneath) it will have already changed. This is somehow part of my belief, as I write these pages. Whatever I will learn, and whatever I will seek to explain, as I write these words that you are now reading, will somehow at least in concept change the mysterious or hidden nature of the Lamed Vav Tzadikim."

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