Homework for Shabbat
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David Nelson
Nov 12, 2020, 8:07:12 PM11/12/20
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Hi everyone!
Just a quick reminder that Shabbat tomorrow (Friday) will take place in the MPR at 5 PM. Now, in accordance with the Bard tradition (tradition? What tradition? Oh, we did it last week. So now it's a tradition! Makes perfect sense! here's the homework for Shabbat: think of a purchase you have made that was, for some reason, extremely important, memorable, or meaningful to you. It can be a large purchase or a small one, recent or in the distant past. That's the homework – don't let your dog eat it.
Looking forward to seeing you in the MPR at 5 tomorrow afternoon!
L' shalom,
David
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Visiting Associate Professor of Religion
Bard College
Annandale on Hudson, NY
Just a quick reminder that Shabbat tomorrow (Friday) will take place in the MPR at 5 PM. Now, in accordance with the Bard tradition (tradition? What tradition? Oh, we did it last week. So now it's a tradition! Makes perfect sense! here's the homework for Shabbat: think of a purchase you have made that was, for some reason, extremely important, memorable, or meaningful to you. It can be a large purchase or a small one, recent or in the distant past. That's the homework – don't let your dog eat it.
Looking forward to seeing you in the MPR at 5 tomorrow afternoon!
L' shalom,
David
David W. Nelson
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