#26
Posted: 7/12/08 at 12:51am
It is nice to be loved!
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#27
Posted: 7/12/08 at 12:53am
I tried to explain to her why she was called "Mama-You" - it was not too successful.
I hope it all works out, though it is a long evening (especially for kids, but we let them cheat and eat while the seder goes on).
Now, get some rest Miss P!
I hope it all works out, though it is a long evening (especially for kids, but we let them cheat and eat while the seder goes on).
Now, get some rest Miss P!
#28
Posted: 7/12/08 at 12:55am
Sleep, Miss P, sleep.
'Try not to have a good time...this is supposed to be educational.' - Lucy Van Pelt
#29
Posted: 7/12/08 at 12:56am
LOL. Never try and explain this world to outsiders, it's near impossible.
The kids cheat? NEVER at my Seder. BUT, my Mom puts out "trail mix" for everyone to nibble on, because we're "going on a journey".
The kids cheat? NEVER at my Seder. BUT, my Mom puts out "trail mix" for everyone to nibble on, because we're "going on a journey".
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#30
Posted: 7/12/08 at 1:01am
Shira, how long does the Seder last?
'Try not to have a good time...this is supposed to be educational.' - Lucy Van Pelt
#31
Posted: 7/12/08 at 1:03am
The last few years have been short (say, 4 hours), but when I was younger, they could last around 6.
Mind, this INCLUDES several appetizers, dinner, dessert, and 4 glasses of wine.
Mind, this INCLUDES several appetizers, dinner, dessert, and 4 glasses of wine.
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#32
Posted: 7/12/08 at 1:04am
Oh, I must add.
"And lots of learning".
"And lots of learning".
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#33
Posted: 7/12/08 at 1:06am
Thank you.
'Try not to have a good time...this is supposed to be educational.' - Lucy Van Pelt
#34
Posted: 7/12/08 at 1:08am
No problem, Hep! There are two nights of Seders. I always enjoy Passover (or Pesach is the Hebrew, which I tend to use more often out of instinct).
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#35
Posted: 7/12/08 at 1:10am
We do a first night Seder. It usually lasts about 4-6 hours, depending on how quickly I can reign everyone in. Since my dad passed away, I end up leading the dinner.
#36
Posted: 7/12/08 at 1:11am
My brother leads in mine, and it's very pleasant. Mainly because it's at my maternal grandmother's. If it was at my Dad's family's, I'd need some strong liquor to get through it.
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#37
Posted: 7/12/08 at 1:14am
From another poster on ATC:
"Cheyenne Jackson is wonderfully relaxed in his book scenes, which are the most difficult in this script. Especially those scenes late in Act Two. His singing voice is beyond reproach and most of all, unlike most of his (very) talented peers; he has an electric stage presence."
"Cheyenne Jackson is wonderfully relaxed in his book scenes, which are the most difficult in this script. Especially those scenes late in Act Two. His singing voice is beyond reproach and most of all, unlike most of his (very) talented peers; he has an electric stage presence."
I hung out with Cheyenne Jackson in his dressing room waayyyyyy before he tickled D2. "unleash the girly"
Our fingerprints don't fade from the lives we touch.
Puppies are babies in fur coats.
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#38
Posted: 7/12/08 at 1:21am
Girly, are you drooling over there?
'Try not to have a good time...this is supposed to be educational.' - Lucy Van Pelt
#39
Posted: 7/12/08 at 1:27am
I'm drooling over here too. But over the iPhone.
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#40
Posted: 7/12/08 at 1:31am
Stocks of the iPhone are running short over here. People camped out all night and still missed out.
'Try not to have a good time...this is supposed to be educational.' - Lucy Van Pelt
#41
Posted: 7/12/08 at 1:32am
People were camping out like crazy, as always. I want one, maybe one day.
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#42
Posted: 7/12/08 at 1:35am
I'm too cheap to pay for the service plan.
#43
Posted: 7/12/08 at 1:36am
I'm with you. I like Verizon.
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#44
Posted: 7/12/08 at 1:43am
YWIW, Keep in mind that my kids have had no formal religious education whatsoever.
For example, we drove by a church once and I asked Little Sir if he knew who Jesus was and he said, "Yes. He wears a white dress and sandals. He has a mysterious hat that floats in the sky. And he can fly."
Tonight I asked him again who Jesus is and this is exactly what he said, "A long time ago, there were Chinese people on one team and Jesus on another. You know who won?"
"Who?" I asked.
"The Japanese."
I thought this was hilarious myself!
"Be on your guard! Jerks on the loose!"
http://www.roches.com/television/ss83kod.html
**********
"If any relationship involves a flow chart, get out of it...FAST!"
~ Best12Bars
For example, we drove by a church once and I asked Little Sir if he knew who Jesus was and he said, "Yes. He wears a white dress and sandals. He has a mysterious hat that floats in the sky. And he can fly."
Tonight I asked him again who Jesus is and this is exactly what he said, "A long time ago, there were Chinese people on one team and Jesus on another. You know who won?"
"Who?" I asked.
"The Japanese."
I thought this was hilarious myself!
http://www.roches.com/television/ss83kod.html
**********
"If any relationship involves a flow chart, get out of it...FAST!"
~ Best12Bars
#45
Posted: 7/12/08 at 1:45am
Oh, that's hysterical! And so adorable!
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#46
Posted: 7/12/08 at 1:45am
Drooling? Me? Nah. 
iPhone. Yeah. No interest at all. Just found out today that I can get 1/2 off my monthly bill with AT&T. Problem is 99.9% of my peeps are all on Verizon. If I switched back, I prob wouldn't save anything due to minutes being used talking to them.
iPhone. Yeah. No interest at all. Just found out today that I can get 1/2 off my monthly bill with AT&T. Problem is 99.9% of my peeps are all on Verizon. If I switched back, I prob wouldn't save anything due to minutes being used talking to them.
I hung out with Cheyenne Jackson in his dressing room waayyyyyy before he tickled D2. "unleash the girly"
Our fingerprints don't fade from the lives we touch.
Puppies are babies in fur coats.
Tinfoil...The Terrorizing Terminator
#47
Posted: 7/12/08 at 1:46am
Makes perfect sense, Girly!
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#48
Posted: 7/12/08 at 1:47am
That is so cute.
We have had kids from all over the map to Seders.
We can talk about it in April - if you think it is too much for them, then that is OK. But, we have had small children before and just try to speed things up a bit for them, and let then eat.
We have had kids from all over the map to Seders.
We can talk about it in April - if you think it is too much for them, then that is OK. But, we have had small children before and just try to speed things up a bit for them, and let then eat.
#49
Posted: 7/12/08 at 1:48am
All over the religious map or global map?
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#50
Posted: 7/12/08 at 2:09am
YWIW, I'm not saying it'll be too much for them...I'm just letting you know they're not "used to" religious ritual! I don't think they have any concept of "god." They've been to church services and synagogue when someone has died or gotten married (and were very well behaved, too), but that's about it.
They have learned about various religions and holidays, but we're more "secular humanists" and closer to being Buddhists than anything else. (Of course, our friends and family run the gamut. The kids have "godparents" who are Jewish, Catholic, Protestant, Buddhist and Quaker. We had a "life blessing" ceremony for Little Sir instead of a "baptism." It was wonderful.)
I feel bad sometimes that my kids don't have a "religion," but then I remember how much religion I had and I think, "I'm not doing that to them!!!!" It would be different if I felt committed to a particular ideology, but I really don't. They can decide for themselves when they're older what they believe. And I'll be good with whatever they choose.
But "speeding it up" a bit is probably a good idea. I mean, they longest they've been at a show is 3 hours...and that was with an intermission!!!
"Be on your guard! Jerks on the loose!"
http://www.roches.com/television/ss83kod.html
**********
"If any relationship involves a flow chart, get out of it...FAST!"
~ Best12Bars
They have learned about various religions and holidays, but we're more "secular humanists" and closer to being Buddhists than anything else. (Of course, our friends and family run the gamut. The kids have "godparents" who are Jewish, Catholic, Protestant, Buddhist and Quaker. We had a "life blessing" ceremony for Little Sir instead of a "baptism." It was wonderful.)
I feel bad sometimes that my kids don't have a "religion," but then I remember how much religion I had and I think, "I'm not doing that to them!!!!" It would be different if I felt committed to a particular ideology, but I really don't. They can decide for themselves when they're older what they believe. And I'll be good with whatever they choose.
But "speeding it up" a bit is probably a good idea. I mean, they longest they've been at a show is 3 hours...and that was with an intermission!!!
http://www.roches.com/television/ss83kod.html
**********
"If any relationship involves a flow chart, get out of it...FAST!"
~ Best12Bars
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