Jul 5, 2024
My challot decided to celebrate Flat Fuck Friday
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My challot decided to celebrate Flat Fuck Friday
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I’m gonna be Jewish!
The rabbis were so nice, and gave me plenty of time to answer their questions. Very encouraging.
They spent a LONG time deliberating, which made me super nervous. R Fred said “less than five minutes for sure”, and at the 5-minute mark I got a message “It’s a Jewish five minutes” lol. It took about 10 minutes, and I was so sure that meant it was gonna be bad news.
But they are delighted to welcome me to the Jewish community. I’m still buzzing.
I led my first-ever service!
And it was Pride-themed to boot <3
So, guess who’s Jewish?
Last night, the new candles weren't fitting into my tiny menorah. So we decided to improvise.
Probably not kosher, and but it's got the flames and that's the important thing!
Until disaster struck! The bread caught on fire, and the candle holders melted!
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The Rabbi is going to be here on Friday.
He’s going to mikveh me. (Is there a verb for that?)
It’s finally starting to sink in that I’ll be Jewish in 5 days!
I’ve got my Beit Din interview tomorrow morning! Trying so hard not to be nervous.
The past couple of weeks, I've been getting by mostly without my walking stick--not just at home or the office, but also going out to the movies etc.
So I decided to take the next step, of trying to get by without my walker. I bought a backpack (to carry all the stuff I'm used to the walker carrying), strapped my walking stick to it for emergencies, and went out to synagogue.
The walk from the bus stop took a bit more out of me than usual, but it went great. Everyone was very excited to see how my mobility has improved.
(Also, I brought in some resin dice to show off to the resident nerdy 8yo, and now apparently I'll be running a D&D campaign for a bunch of the kids! Eventually. When their parents can all agree on a schedule.)