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fox ([personal profile] fox) wrote2011-04-10 10:46 pm

also

Two years ago, I held a seder at Passover and it was well attended and, I think, a success.

Last year, I was going to do it again (but smaller!), only then I was sidetracked by my TMJ and ongoing dental issues.

This year, I was going to do it again (and smaller), only then I got mono and used up all my sick time and most if not all of my vacation, so I can't take a day to cook up a seder when I'm saving my leave as it's accrued so I'll have enough for my actual vacation in, you know, July.

The first night is Monday, so if I do anything it'll be the following Saturday, i.e. the last night but one. Since my kitchen is in no way kosher (and nor am I!), this isn't actually a Thing, so hey: I may well make a seder two weeks from last night. Who thinks I should?
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[personal profile] kate 2011-04-11 03:04 am (UTC)(link)
Oh! If you're feeling up to it, I totally think you should! It'd be awesome!
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[personal profile] ellen_fremedon 2011-04-11 03:47 am (UTC)(link)
I think if you want to make a seder, you totally should. (And if you don't, you shouldn't.)