#tbt to that time it was nice out (on Friday) and I got all excited to go for a run ... until #lesbehonest I realized it was #sfirah ... ugh ... well then it’s time for some #acaawesome music! #frummerthanyouare #sofrum #acapella #acapellatime #runningsoundtrack #myrunningsoundtrack #jewish #jewmemes #jewfunny #funnyjewishmemes #funnyjewishthings #funnyjewishjokes #sfirathaomer #omer #countingtheomer #isitoveryet #pitchperfect #pitchperfect3 #pitchperfect2 #accapella (at Manhattan, New York)

This post is not meant to celebrate the failure of properly performing a mitzvah; rather, it is a way to inform others that they can still perform the mitzvah even after messing up. Even if you missed a day, you can still continue to count without a brachah. There was some dispute between the understandings of the Rabbis (shocking, I know) as to whether the act of counting sefirah was one collective mitzvah, or if each individual day of counting was its own performance of a mitzvah. So, just to be safe, they said if you miss a day, still continue to count, but don't say a brachah in case it turns out to be a brachah l'vatallah.