The purpose of this email is to turn things upside-down at the Shabbat table. Please print and share (+ like it, tweet it, forward).
You may have heard about these tremendous winds on the East Coast today.
Major trees down. Power flickering.
This is a classic case of forest v. trees.
If there's a flood, some people say, "Woe is me!"
Others react, "What a great opportunity to replace that floor!"
When the power goes out in the middle of your work, some people say, "Oy, how am I going to work?"
Others say, "What a great opportunity to take a break!"
Question 1 for your table: When the wind is strong enough to blow trees down, what do you say?
Question 2 for your table: What's your favorite optimist quote?
(Here is one of mine: "You can't make an omeletet without breaking eggs.")
Shabbat Shalom
PS - Some people make a bracha on strong winds - can you guess which one?
Major trees down. Power flickering.
This is a classic case of forest v. trees.
If there's a flood, some people say, "Woe is me!"
Others react, "What a great opportunity to replace that floor!"
When the power goes out in the middle of your work, some people say, "Oy, how am I going to work?"
Others say, "What a great opportunity to take a break!"
Question 1 for your table: When the wind is strong enough to blow trees down, what do you say?
Question 2 for your table: What's your favorite optimist quote?
(Here is one of mine: "You can't make an omeletet without breaking eggs.")
Shabbat Shalom
PS - Some people make a bracha on strong winds - can you guess which one?
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