I trust that you can read my sign.
I've been trying out various Megillat Ester readings. The first was at neighbors. It was quiet, but the reading wasn't clear. I couldn't make out the words and had trouble following.
So, this morning I went to a small shul, call it the "shtibel." The reading was very good, clear, dramatic. The place was noisy for my needs, but I got there early and found a seat in the back corner.
I still haven't decided where to go tonight. I planned on walking down the hill to neighbors in a different neighborhood, but the blessed rain has returned.
3 comments:
The way you post reads now it sounds like you are going to hea it three times. Dd you add moe to the post at the top?
I think smalle places can actually be bette, as long as they know wht to do.
I am kind of surprised that the steibel was loud and clear but maybe that's because they know everybody s supposed to be able to hear it.
I you want to talk about trouble, this morning a woman sudddenly discovered her bag two small bags frrom stores one insde the other contaning her keys (regular and car) and megillas and hamantashen and a Siddur was missing but somebody did make a good guess a 10 yea old or so boy who had taken it nd she got it back. It may have been mistaken for a bag of shaloch manos, so don't put important bags in a place everyone is mingling or rely on someone much older to "watch" it.
You have two days of Purim?
Sammy, I guess you missed some of my posts. Shiloh celebrates two days of Purim, two feasts and four megillah readings.
I'm pretty neurotic about holding onto things.
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