Saturday torahs
Wonderful torahs this morning — we have not yet got to “Modeh Ani” but are telling our own growing-up stories first. Tis a break now, and I make myself a cup of tea. I believe that the world runs on cups of tea.
I am in here.
Wonderful torahs this morning — we have not yet got to “Modeh Ani” but are telling our own growing-up stories first. Tis a break now, and I make myself a cup of tea. I believe that the world runs on cups of tea.
Off to the airport soon, so I blog instead of pack. Time for the annual Bayit Chadash board meeting. I have to find Tarrytown, NY. I am told, by Yahoo maps, that it is reassuringly close to Manhattan. Things to read on the plane: Maigret, and God, Man and History by Eliezer Berkovits. That’s part … Continue reading going
I truly do try to report most, if not all, spam to Spamcop, and had wondered why the site was inaccessible over the weekend… certainly not due to unpopularity. So, Geekblog tells me this: Mimail.C attacks anti spam W32.MiMail.c@MM and W32.MiMail.d@MM, two new variants of the W32MiMail@MM worm, have been discovered in the wild, and … Continue reading wondering what had happened to Spamcop
I am working my way, fairly quickly, through Chaim Potok’s My Name is Asher Lev. On this coming Wednesday, I lead the monthly lunchtime book-club talk on it. I first read the book at the request of my high school English teacher. I had other English teachers at that school, but half the years, she … Continue reading My name is…