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Last refuge of a scoundrel | Not sheepish, but individ-ewe-al
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Not sheepish, but individ-ewe-al. Miscellaneous. Eclectic. Random. Perhaps markedly literate, or at least suffering from the compulsion to read any text that presents itself, including cereal boxes. Last refuge of a scoundrel. May 2, 2011. It’s a bank holiday which looks set to break with tradition and provide some actual sun. It’s. My religious and personal views forbid me to rejoice in another person’s death. Of protesters who “might” breach the peace. Who am I to spoil the nation’...Of me to valu...
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Abacaxi Mamão: Noah Feldman and other "at risk" youth
http://abacaximamao.blogspot.com/2007/07/noah-feldman-and-other-at-risk-youth.html
Abacaxi Mamão" (abakaSHEE mahMOW) means "Pineapple Papaya," which is what I ate daily for breakfast when I was in Brazil in March 2005. This has since become a place for me to reflect on living in New York, Jewish texts, gender issues, and general observations about life. Thanks for reading! Noah Feldman and other "at risk" youth. Yes, I'm a bit late on this. I wrote a post on July 22, the day that the article. That I really liked, so I was inspired to link to that. Regardless of what else one may think ...
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Interesting article on female scribe - Religious Feminists-- the soul has no sex
http://faith-feminists.livejournal.com/106358.html
Interesting article on female scribe - Religious Feminists- the soul has no sex. January 5th, 2011. Interesting article on female scribe. Http:/ www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-mid. Comments: Leave a comment. 2011-01-06 01:26 am (UTC). More specific information from. Can be found at. Http:/ www.hasoferet.com/ritual/women.s. 2011-01-06 01:35 am (UTC). That is, Avielah Barclay is not the first nor only observant Jewish women scribe, she has several contemporaries, Jen Friedman among them.
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Abacaxi Mamão: Ch-ch-ch-ch-changes
http://abacaximamao.blogspot.com/2007/10/ch-ch-ch-ch-changes.html
Abacaxi Mamão" (abakaSHEE mahMOW) means "Pineapple Papaya," which is what I ate daily for breakfast when I was in Brazil in March 2005. This has since become a place for me to reflect on living in New York, Jewish texts, gender issues, and general observations about life. Thanks for reading! Okay, enough caveats. I don't know if I've mentioned this here before, but about two years ago, I was talking to a married-for-30-years Israeli-American woman about the trials and tribulations of dating in. To wear p...
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Abacaxi Mamão: Reflections on Chanukah: "Weeping may tarry for the night, but joy cometh in the morning."
http://abacaximamao.blogspot.com/2007/12/reflections-on-sixth-night-of-chanukah.html
Abacaxi Mamão" (abakaSHEE mahMOW) means "Pineapple Papaya," which is what I ate daily for breakfast when I was in Brazil in March 2005. This has since become a place for me to reflect on living in New York, Jewish texts, gender issues, and general observations about life. Thanks for reading! Reflections on Chanukah: "Weeping may tarry for the night, but joy cometh in the morning.". The evening service], which furthered my reflective mood. My deceased grandmother with Chanukah? I thought about the miracle...
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Abacaxi Mamão: A Day on the Subway
http://abacaximamao.blogspot.com/2011/09/day-on-subway.html
Abacaxi Mamão" (abakaSHEE mahMOW) means "Pineapple Papaya," which is what I ate daily for breakfast when I was in Brazil in March 2005. This has since become a place for me to reflect on living in New York, Jewish texts, gender issues, and general observations about life. Thanks for reading! A Day on the Subway. And this was my stop! What would you do? Maybe she knows and doesn't care. What would you do? Case 1: I would alert the subway officials. Case 3: Id do nothing. September 20, 2011 3:37 AM. 1) Uch...
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Abacaxi Mamão: A Day On the Subway: Follow-Up
http://abacaximamao.blogspot.com/2011/11/day-on-subway-follow-up.html
Abacaxi Mamão" (abakaSHEE mahMOW) means "Pineapple Papaya," which is what I ate daily for breakfast when I was in Brazil in March 2005. This has since become a place for me to reflect on living in New York, Jewish texts, gender issues, and general observations about life. Thanks for reading! A Day On the Subway: Follow-Up. A follow up to this post. From more than two months ago. I am sorry for the delay. This is what happened, as much as I can recall at this late date. And this was my stop! As far as I c...
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Abacaxi Mamão: "Dating Tips for the Feminist Man"
http://abacaximamao.blogspot.com/2013/10/dating-tips-for-feminist-man.html
Abacaxi Mamão" (abakaSHEE mahMOW) means "Pineapple Papaya," which is what I ate daily for breakfast when I was in Brazil in March 2005. This has since become a place for me to reflect on living in New York, Jewish texts, gender issues, and general observations about life. Thanks for reading! Dating Tips for the Feminist Man". I haven't blogged in forever, but maybe it's time to start again. Okay, maybe that's overly ambitious. Maybe it's time to post just one thought. It's been awhile! Give up on trying ...
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Abacaxi Mamão: Equitable Distribution of Ritual
http://abacaximamao.blogspot.com/2007/06/equitable-distribution-of-ritual.html
Abacaxi Mamão" (abakaSHEE mahMOW) means "Pineapple Papaya," which is what I ate daily for breakfast when I was in Brazil in March 2005. This has since become a place for me to reflect on living in New York, Jewish texts, gender issues, and general observations about life. Thanks for reading! Equitable Distribution of Ritual. I can see how a group of guys getting together would be nice, too, especially if they were all related. Football on the front lawn in Hyannisport. But he was also the regular shul.
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