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May
31,
2010
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AT
PARDES
LEVAVOT
Events This
Week
Torah
Cantillation Class
Thursday, June 3, 6-7pm
All Ages
Shabbat Service
Saturday, June 5,
10am-noon
Parashat Beha'alotcha
Beha'alotcha
Torah
Journey
Boulder
Jewish Festival
Sunday, June 6,
11am-5pm
Please come join the fun at the Pearl Street Mall, with the booths in
front of the courthouse. Thousands will be there for the food, music,
arts and community.
And please help
us create a warm and welcoming presence in our Pardes
Levavot booth. Respond to info@pardeslevavot.org and
let us know when
you can spend an hour or two with us greeting visitors, reconnecting
with friends, and sharing what makes us so very special.
Getting
Involved
From the
Shepherd of the Hills Bulletin
Community Infant
Program (CIP)
– Bring baby items to help struggling parents and single mothers. There
is an ongoing need for disposable diapers for young families with
children. We also have requests for a high chair. You can bring these
items to the church. Thank you!
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June
2010
3,
Thursday, 6-7pm
Torah Cantillation Class
5, Saturday, 10am-noon
All Ages Shabbat Service
6, Sunday, 11am-5pm
Boulder Jewish Festival
17, Thursday, 6-7pm
Torah Cantillation Class
19, Saturday, 10am-noon
Contemplative Shabbat Service
19, Saturday, 12:15-1:45pm
Rebbes' Tisch
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AROUND
TOWN
AND BEYOND
Boulder
Jewish
Festival
Boulder
JCC
Summer
2010
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PRAYERS
Each
newsletter
contains
names of people in our community, or friends of our community, who need
prayers for healing, support, et cetera. Names will cycle off the list after
one month - please let us know if you wish for it to remain longer. Please send names in
Hebrew
and/or English, with other details as desired, to info@pardesleavavot.org.
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Moshe
Yosef
b.
Esther
v'Shlomo
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Tamar
bat
Luba
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Chana
Leah
bat
Dora
v'Yaacov
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Shulamit
Ahuva
bat
Tom
Ora
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Grace
Kohler
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For information
about Pardes Levavot or our events please visit our
website at www.pardeslevavot.org
or write info@pardeslevavot.org.
To
contact
Rabbis
Nadya
and
Victor
Gross
write
rabbis@pardeslevavot.org.
If
you would like to post something on our Pardes Levavot mailing
lists, or if you have questions about our mailings, lists,
communications, etc., contact info@pardeslevavot.org.
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Bernard, an
elderly Jew, is bumped by
a car while crossing the street. He is seemingly unhurt, but Sarah,
his wife, persuades him to go to the doctor, just in case. Bernard returns home,
and Sarah says –
"Nu,
vos zogt der doktor?" ["So?
What did the doctor say?"]
"Der
doktor zogt az ich hob a flucky."
["The doctor says I have a flucky."]
"Oy,
gevalt! A flucky! Terrible! What do you do for a flucky?"
"I
don't know - he didn't say, and I
forgot to ask."
Well,
by this time Sarah is in a state
of high anxiety. She tells her neighbors "My Bernard was hit by
a car, and now he has a flucky! I don't know what to do!"
Neighbour
#1 says, "In the old country,
when someone had a flucky, we always applied cold. Cold is the best
thing for a flucky."
Neighbour
#2 says, "What are you talking
about? Cold is absolutely the worst thing you could do for a flucky!
We always applied heat, that's the only thing to do for a flucky."
Cold,
heat! Oy! Now thoroughly
agitated, Sarah decides to call the doctor herself. "Doctor, please
tell me, what's wrong with my husband?"
"I
told him nothing's wrong. He got off lucky."
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