Tiff and Cam present The Official B*tches of Eastwick Thread Version 2.5 — Page 77

DD! Does the lack of signature mean that anything from Seattle and LA isn't out-of-bounds anymore?

YWIW, what's Charoses?

So I'm thinking if/when I go to Europe next year, I want to take a sidetrip to Marrakech, since there's flights from Gatwick for relatively cheap. What have you guys heard about travel there? Morocco's a place I've always wanted to go to, but I don't know if it's tourist-friendly, especially with two young and single Asian women.

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Now how can you go wrong with a mixture of apples and wine??

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yeah, now wrap that up in a pasta shell, and it doesn't sound so bad!

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Don't forget the bread crumbs!

Wow, passover IS coming up soon, isn't it? Any plans? (What's traditional? I *think* Undi's spending Passover in Seattle and Vancouver, but I could be wrong - if I'm lucky, maybe I'll finally get to try Jewish food. My only exposure is matzoh and a bit of matzoh ball soup years ago.)

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Wow, that sounds interesting! Judaism has always interested me (I wish I'd taken some courses in religious studies) and I used to date a Jew, so I know a little bit, but not a lot. I'd love to visit Jerusalem one day!

What other foods do you make?

And I doubt I'll be coming out to LA next month but it's tempting!

ETA: Yup, Undi will be in Seattle and Vancouver for most of Passover. I wonder what she'd like to celebrate it!

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Updated On: 3/20/06 at 07:00 PM

She's in Vancouver for the second day of Passover, and in Seattle for the bulk of it. (I didn't realize that the first seder day isn't actually the first day of passover, and the second seder day is actually...the first?)

Is Undi's mom going to guilt me into holding seder at my house? If she brings the food, she can hold whatever the heck she wants!

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My family acutally does a first night Seder.

Think of it like Chrismas eve . . .

Seder starts at sundown, and continues for 8 days. So, a first night Sedar would be Tuesday Night, while the first day of Passover is Wednesday, and Second Night Sedar would be on the evening of the First Day . . .

Some families (especially outside of Israel) do a First and Second Night Seder. Often times, my mom goes to friends for a Second Night Sedar, but one night a year is about all I can handle.

The length and formality of the Seder depends on how devout you are, and what book you use. We are pretty liberal and reform, so usually we only take three of four hours, and have our own family haggadah (that is the book you use for the Seder). I have friends who go way past midnight.

Believe it or not, I at one time taught reform religious school (which is truly scary, since I do not believe in organized religion) was Bat Mitzvah'ed and confirmed.

Ask Undi if she and her family follow the dietary rules accompanying Passover. If so, a nice box of Matzohs is always handy!

And, one the the best thing about Seder, is the old-fashioned big, juicy Macaroons. Yuuuum!

OK, now I am hungry.

Tiff, just turn into a nice Jewish Boy and I can work on getting you Citizenship!

I could handle a Goy God, but alas, you are missing some major points of interest for me.

This is sounding like a bad episode of the L Word!

The cats are running around like cartoon characters again.

That, and an open donkey sounding wailing from Stoli, and cat fur flying, and you just have about got it!

She runs under the bed when he gets too rough, and he just gets pissed because he cannot play with her!

That freakin' pig. He is a dude in cats clothing.

For you Broadway Baby - he is a dude in cat's clothing