Did any other Pittsburgh synagogues get an emailed threat of violence in the wee hours of this morning?
Heather (הדר) Gilmer
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3rd-generation Jewish atheist. Conservadox shul board member. Lived in Israel as a kid. Living in Pittsburgh now.
This week's parsha is a commentary about disproportionate response.
It's not exactly parallel to now; the duplicity isn't there. And it's not like I have any better ideas to offer the IDF.
But I still think the parsha is a message that there are limits to "any means necessary".
(Again, not that I have any better ideas. But I just can't make myself comfortable with what's happening now as a reasonable consequence and I found resonance in the reading.)
@mlillard Cute mascot though
@wolfsbruder @tjcasser @dukepaaron
Some kind of green frozen vegetable is essential. Peas are classic. I prefer Italian green beans if I can find them.
I grew up calling it "tuna wiggle", and "wiggle" goes back a long ways (early 20th century) meaning a cream sauce with canned fish and peas. It was served over toast or crackers; I have to assume that evolved into today's noodle casserole.
@wolfsbruder @dukepaaron (Forgive me if this is a repeat, since I don't see what I thought I just posted.)
Cheese is SO important! I put it not just ON but IN! Obscene quantities! Also some cumin, and water chestnuts for crunch.
But tuna casserole is typically already dairy, because cream of mushroom soup is a key ingredient.
@wolfsbruder @dukepaaron YES! I put it ON and IN. Obscene quantities.
Also, tuna casserole is typically already dairy because cream of mushroom soup is a key ingredient.
Scott 🇮🇱🇺🇦 WILL NOT COMPLYThe far left has gone full Stalin.
Why the #colonialism narrative—a diaphanous veil not quite covering the ugly #antisemitism beneath it—is, and always has been, completely full of shit.
I quibble with the author on a few points but overall this is an excellent and thorough takedown of a dangerous and uninformed idea.
This article is free to read for 2 weeks from the date of this post.
What is this and how do I get more without going all the way back to Samy's Coffee in Haifa?
(I've asked before but maybe I have more connections now.)
It's a little firmer and not quite as sweet as typical "Turkish delight" type sweets.
(I've asked before but maybe I have more connections now.)
It's a little firmer and not quite as sweet as typical "Turkish delight" type sweets.
