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Re: Where spirituality meets practicality
- From: eblank <eblank...>
- Subject: Re: Where spirituality meets practicality
- Date: Fri 26 Sep 1997 14.40 (GMT)
Thanks for the message. The people on this list have a great sense of
humor. L'Shana Tovah. Emily
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> From: School Councils UK <Jess (at) scocon(dot)demon(dot)co(dot)uk>
> To: hanashir (at) shamash(dot)org
> Subject: Where spirituality meets practicality
> Date: Friday, September 26, 1997 5:42 AM
>
> During the last holiday season, many individuals expressed concern over
the
> seating arrangements in the synagogue. In order for us to place you in a
seat
> which will best suit you, we ask you to complete the following
questionnaire and
> return it to the synagogue office as soon as possible:
>
> I wish to be placed in a seat next to someone who wishes to discuss the
> following topics:
> ___ Stock market ___ My neighbors
> ___ Sports ___ My relatives
> ___ Fashion news ___ The rabbi
> ___ General gossip ___ The cantor
> ___ Specific gossip ___ The gabbai
> specify __________________
>
> I wish to be seated in a seat where:
> ___ I can see my spouse over the mechitza (traditional orthodox jew
> divider in synagogue)
> ___ I cannot see my spouse over the mechitza
> ___ I can see my friend's spouse over the mechitza
> ___ My spouse cannot see me seeing my friend's spouse over the mechitza
> ___ No one on the bimah (the podium where the rabbi sits) can see me
> talking during services
> ___ I can sleep during services
> ___ I can sleep during the rabbi's sermon [additional charge]
> ___ I wish to be located next to the following so that I may obtain free
> professional advice:
> ___ Lawyer ___ Accountant
> ___ Doctor ___ Stockbroker
> ___ Chiropractor ___ Real estate agent
> ___ Sexologist ___ Dentist
> Please do not place me anywhere near the following people:
> ___________________________
> ___________________________
> ___________________________
>
> > Your name: __________________
>