Tuesday, December 28, 2010
Monday, December 20, 2010
I have a friend who is mysteriously single
Our Passover retreat to Moab seems to attract mysteriously single men and women who are good looking, smart, well employed, and adventurous. One year I threatened the group of them that if they didn’t all fall in love with someone on the retreat that I would simply line them all up and pair them off right there and then.
But this weekend the mystery was cleared up by Amy Klein in her article, “What the Rabbi Said,” Modern Love, New York Times Style section http://nyti.ms/ht2Usg
Amy is eager to be married so she visits a rabbi who through a process involving a book and a swinging bag of money figures out that the she has actually been cursed! The wise rabbi counters the curse with a blessing and wha-la, she meets the man of her dreams.
So.... I am now prepared to help all my single friends find partners. Simply follow these instructions:
1. Go to your book shelf and with your eyes closed, select the book that “pulls” you.
2. Open the book and once again with your eyes close, point to a word.
3. If you do not get an actual word you need to try again.
4. Email me that word and I, your wise rabbi, will figure out why you are single and tell you what you need to do.
And please remember, my wedding calendar books up quickly!
Friday, December 10, 2010
CANCELLATION: Shabbat on Snow for Dec 11, 2010
of Interstate 70 (from Floyd Hill to Vail, CO),
we are cancelling services on snow tomorrow (Dec 11)
at Copper Mountain.
The highway was closed due to whiteout conditions on
the road, and while it may still open, the driving
conditions are difficult. (We spent over an hour
trying to drive a single mile; we turned around
and went back to Boulder.)
So... we hope to see you the second Saturday in January
instead.
Thanks,
Jeff Finkelstein
Lead Guide, Adventure Rabbi
303.417.6200
Services on Skis At Copper on Saturday, Dec 11, 2010
For Colorado-based friends, we are skiing this Saturday, Dec 11, 2010
at Copper Mountain. Meet at the bottom of the Super Bee at 10 am, or
12:30 behind Solitude Station for a 15 minute service.
More details here:
http://www.adventurerabbi.org/events/JewishSkiing.htm
Next week we'll be sending more information about Passover in Moab
because the early bird registration closes December 31, 2010.
We're trying something new this year and holding the Seder on the
first night. More details:
http://www.adventurerabbi.org/congregation/passover-seder-in-the-desert-moab-2011.htm
See you on the Trail,
Rabbi Jamie Korngold
Adventure Rabbi
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