We've had a custom to stretch out birthdays. We celebrate from the Jewish date to the goyish date, or vice versa, whichever is first to whichever is last. Sometimes that gives a couple of days, but other years it can be a few weeks. For instance, my Jewish Birthday was today, from last night until dusk today, the 26th of Iyyar. But my goyish birthday is May 25. That gives me a nice long birthday time.
I'm sure many of you also have birthdays this season. So let's celebrate together!
And just in case you're wondering how old I am, here's a hint.
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Showing posts with label Paul McCartney. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Paul McCartney. Show all posts
Tuesday, May 07, 2013
Friday, September 26, 2008
The Paul McCartney Concert
This is as close as I got to the concert, the TV news.




No big deal. The music has been playing in my head for decades.
Sunday, September 21, 2008
No, I Won't Be There Either...
...unless... I get a free ticket to the Paul McCartney concert in Tel Aviv.
Even for free, I don't think it would be a musical thrill, just something to brag about. Imagine being in a crowd of thousands and thousands, loud-speakers blaring... The object of everyone's adulation so far away, he could be a lip-syncing double...
I didn't ask my neighbor, who played for/with McCartney as the Beatles were breaking up, if he'd be attending. Considering that the neighbor is in the year of mourning for his mother, a musical event isn't in the cards.
Even for free, I don't think it would be a musical thrill, just something to brag about. Imagine being in a crowd of thousands and thousands, loud-speakers blaring... The object of everyone's adulation so far away, he could be a lip-syncing double...
I didn't ask my neighbor, who played for/with McCartney as the Beatles were breaking up, if he'd be attending. Considering that the neighbor is in the year of mourning for his mother, a musical event isn't in the cards.
Another Israeli, who had played with the Beatles when they were first starting, got publicity in his quest for a free ticket.
I wonder who's getting complimentary tickets. Well, we're not on that list, but if there's any change, you'll be among the first to know.
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