Happy Birthday to me! It was my birthday when I recorded this podcast….of course, when you listen to it…it will be over and I will simply be old.
Here is the link to the article about Jboomers. http://www.thejewishweek.com/news/new_york/boomers_needs_being_neglected_communitys_peril
You can find Jboomers on Facebook. If you are interested in attending the Jboomers Klezmer Brunch at City Winery on Nov 21, send a note to Jboomers through facebook.
New York Sheep and Wool, Oct 16-17 in Rhinebeck, NY. You can look for my skein entries in the novice category. (1 skein is purple and pink, the other two are grey, pink and blue and very sparkly). Maybe I’ll even win a ribbon or something! The last time I entered an artistic type contest was when I was 10 or 11 years old! (I won!)
Thank you Linda Hirschhorn for giving me permission to play her song “Sarah and Hagar” as performed by Vocolot on their Album Heart Beat. Heart Beat is available at Itunes. You can find more information about Linda and Vocolot by clicking on the links below.
Two Contests
Donation Drawing:
If you donate to Torah Threads during the month of October you can win either a personalized yad or a skein of handspun wool.
You can send a donation by clicking on the paypal link at torahthreads.blogspot.com
Essay
If you submit a short essay about the relationship between the children Ishmael and Isaac, your feelings about the pre-ordained strife mentioned in this week’s portion and/or the implications of the strife arising from the relationship of Sarah and Hagar, you are eligible to win a personalized yad or a skein of handspun wool. I will read the winning essay on a show in early November. Please submit your essays to me at: torahthreads@gmail.com
Our Sponsor, Frisky Lamb Farm is now taking orders for fresh, 100% grass fed, humanely raised lamb on our 75 acre pesticide free farm. If you live in the Binghamton area you can pick up the meat directly from the farm. If you live in NY, we can make arrangements for delivery in early December.
The chart below shows relationship of Torah to other forms of Jewish Literature. More on this in the coming weeks
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