It was awesome - while being calm and peaceful. Or perhaps because it was calm and peaceful. Not only would I venture that I enjoyed and got more out of Purim than most people, because they were drunk, I'll remember it as well. Isn't it funny how that works?
How was your Purim?
Also nice and calm. There was a Purim carnical up here, and all the kids were dressed up. The weather was fabulous. Al in all, a very freilichen Purim.
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Its srill going on here in Jerusalem!
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Mine was both quiet and... loud. Something's happening to me, but I have no idea what it is. While on the outside, nothing much took place, on the inside I've been having a SuperPurim and everything's been Topsy Turvy. (Still hasn't gone away, by the way.)
ReplyDeleteCalm? Calm? How can Purim be calm? Impossible!
ReplyDeleteI'm too lazy to type in my name right now, but this is Chana :)
OC - Awesome.
ReplyDeleteJameel - Not anymore... :)
Aaron - Thanks.
Irina - Nu?! Explain!!
Chana - LOL - trust me...
Having just returned from Eretz Yisrael on Taanis Esther (which added 7 hours to my fast), jet lagged, having not slept in two days, 2 beers had me on the couch and out.
ReplyDeleteDavid - ouch.
ReplyDeleteNo... def not a calm purim for me. One of my better Purim's actually (not that I ever had a bad Purim so truthfully they all were amazing) and since I just came back from Odie Brown's wedding were everyone was encouraged to wear costume the entire wedding, it was like (almost) Purim in Israel.
ReplyDeleteOh, I can't wait to see the pics from that one...
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