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Now that yom tov is over, I think it’s time to get back to my diet. Not that I’ve been dieting at all before Yom tov. But it’s been long enough since yom tov started that my body doesn’t know that. My body isn’t that smart.
Chanukah is a festive, joyous time with lots of interesting minhagim. Especially since some of them are probably not technically minhagim.
If there’s one bad thing you can say about fruits and vegetables, it’s that there are no new products out there. Fruit is fruit. It was here long before we were, and it will be here long after we’re gone, especially that spaghetti squash my wife bought that’s been sitting on our kitchen table for a year. There’s no new fruit, except Rosh Hashanah time.
In honor of Tu B’Shvat, we should really talk about eating some fruits and vegetables, because come Purim, we’re going to switch over to junk food for a month, and then after that, who knows what we’re going to do to our diets?
Have you ever seen someone making hand gestures while talking on the phone and you wondered why? After all, the other party can’t see it, right?
- What day of the week does Pesach start, again?
- What’s wrong with the vacuum cleaner?
