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Tuesday, December 05, 2006

Telling My Story

It's time for a new post at Beyond BT - along with their one-year anniversary, I think it's been almost an entire year since I have been writing for them as well (I know my first post there was about Chanukah).

Check it out - Telling My Story. Enjoy!

5 Comments:

  • Excellent article.

    My situation is a little similar to yours in a few ways. I wasn't raised in an observant home (though we did have a Friday night dinner and keep kosher in the home), and I also became more observant so long ago, I hardly think about it anymore. Further, like in your case, no specific Jewish organization is "responsible" for having done kiruv on me... it was a byproduct of things I figured out on my own and people I knew in High School (though I went to a public school until High School, I went to a Yeshiva Day School for HS).

    The only odd thing is: I never really get asked to "tell my story". Maybe I "pass" too well for FFB... people always seem surprised to learn that I once ate cheeseburgers and shrimp.

    By Anonymous Anonymous, at 12/5/06, 9:27 AM  

  • i liked your little essay. i also like how you are striving to find your own "fit" with frumkeit, not following a particular hashkafa. and i agree with the person who commented on "beyond bt," i think the ffb's are just being curious.

    p.s. do you have a southern accent? i knew a girl from alabama once and hers was so cute!

    By Blogger Maven, at 12/5/06, 11:04 AM  

  • LT -
    I miss those cheeseburgers and shrimp! The fake stuff is no real substitute ;)

    Maven -
    I have a little bit of an accent, mainly in the form of saying "y'all." Unfortunately, I've been out of the south so long that my accent has gone away.

    By Blogger Shoshana, at 12/5/06, 2:20 PM  

  • Happy Blogoversary!

    By Anonymous Anonymous, at 12/6/06, 11:22 AM  

  • By Anonymous Anonymous, at 12/6/06, 4:05 PM  

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