Passover Seder

Higher_Desire · 04-12-2004, 05:42 PM

Howard Berger, PhD, Dr. of History here at school is holding an authentic Passover Seder here on campus tonight. He is the only Jewish professor here, and arranged the whole thing. It will take place from 5:30 until 10:00 tonight, with Rabbi Fink of Boise presiding. It was only $7 for a ticket, but should be well worth it. It is supposed to be completely authentic, except we're having chicken instead of the traditional lamb. He celebrates every Jewish holiday, and it's cool to finally be apart of one where the goal isn't to get drunk. It should be a lot of fun. If I remember correctly, there should be about 100 people there total. I'll let you know how it goes.

H-D

hayley · 04-13-2004, 01:31 AM

Quote: (Originally Posted by Higher_Desire) and it's cool to finally be apart of one where the goal isn't to get drunk. It should be a lot of fun.

It is? Just kidding

I hope you enjoy youself, it sounds interesting

facelessman · 04-13-2004, 02:52 AM

that sounds cool...hey colin, where is your school in relation to byu-i

Higher_Desire · 04-13-2004, 08:55 PM

The Seder was way fun. We read pretty much the whole Haggadah, telling the stories, singing songs, playing games, and all that stuff. I can sing in Arabic (Hebrew) now!

The event lasted for a little over 3 hours, and there was all the Matza you could eat. It tastes like a burnt soda cracker. We'll be doing it again in 2 years. It was a really fun thing to experience.

faceless -- ACI and BYU-I are on opposite sides of the state (we're southwest, it's southeast) and takes a good 5 or 6 hours to drive there.

H-D

hayley · 04-14-2004, 01:59 AM

Sounds like you had fun, glad you enjoyed yourself

04-12-2004, 05:42 PM	#1
Higher_Desire USER INFO » Status: Found Peace Posts: 8,631 Joined: Apr 2003 Currently: Offline	Passover Seder Howard Berger, PhD, Dr. of History here at school is holding an authentic Passover Seder here on campus tonight. He is the only Jewish professor here, and arranged the whole thing. It will take place from 5:30 until 10:00 tonight, with Rabbi Fink of Boise presiding. It was only $7 for a ticket, but should be well worth it. It is supposed to be completely authentic, except we're having chicken instead of the traditional lamb. He celebrates every Jewish holiday, and it's cool to finally be apart of one where the goal isn't to get drunk. It should be a lot of fun. If I remember correctly, there should be about 100 people there total. I'll let you know how it goes. H-D __________________ Today I'm gonna try a little harder Gonna make every minute last longer Gonna learn to forgive and forget 'Cause we don't have long Gonna make the most of it Today I'm gonna love my enemies Reach out to somebody who needs me Make a change, make the world a better place 'Cause tomorrow could be one day too late --lyrics from "One Day Too Late" by Skillet from their new album "Awake"

04-13-2004, 08:55 PM	#4
Higher_Desire USER INFO » Status: Found Peace Posts: 8,631 Joined: Apr 2003 Currently: Offline	The Seder was way fun. We read pretty much the whole Haggadah, telling the stories, singing songs, playing games, and all that stuff. I can sing in Arabic (Hebrew) now! The event lasted for a little over 3 hours, and there was all the Matza you could eat. It tastes like a burnt soda cracker. We'll be doing it again in 2 years. It was a really fun thing to experience. faceless -- ACI and BYU-I are on opposite sides of the state (we're southwest, it's southeast) and takes a good 5 or 6 hours to drive there. H-D __________________ Today I'm gonna try a little harder Gonna make every minute last longer Gonna learn to forgive and forget 'Cause we don't have long Gonna make the most of it Today I'm gonna love my enemies Reach out to somebody who needs me Make a change, make the world a better place 'Cause tomorrow could be one day too late --lyrics from "One Day Too Late" by Skillet from their new album "Awake"

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