Holy This and Holy That
"Hebrew karma's a b*tch."
This is it, folks. The Days of Awe. Let's not f*ck 'em up.
I don't particularly enjoy the whole "apology" thing so I'll address that uncomfortable reality later in the week.
For those who don't know about this Jewish ritual, Stephen Colbert explains.
I know. You're looking forward to my call.
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I wasn't prepared to read let alone comment on your post since you've never read or posted on my blog--and I still will seriously consider it after I make what could be my last comment:
after looking at your new picture, something looked out of place, and now I know what it is: the supposed "peace sign" actually looks like a wild hare sign that kids do for shadows on the wall.
Except that it really is a "wild hair" as in you've got a wild hair up your **s.
But it is a nice smile.
I refuse to comment on your t-shirt. I do have a modicum of decency left. I wish you did too
You sad, strange little man.
I don't comment unless I have something constructive to say. Wish you followed that same policy.
Remember, however you describe me, also describes your husband. Do you also consider him, sad, strange and little? (I realize I left myself wide open for more of your pithy statements)
And, as far as being constructive, do you honestly feel you've shown even a minute drop of constructive-ism in any of your blog posts?.
The only positive thing you've accomplished to date is making me seriously consider becoming a born-again Christian
Dang, Mitch, why the hate on for Kate? You and I have only met one time, maybe two, so I don't know you well at all, but I can say this: I know Marc very well, and NO WAY is he close to sad, strange, or little. Just sayin...
Oy, this is a time to be introspective and loving... Kate, i send love to you and hope for peace and good health for you and your family in the coming year.
*HUGS*
Shana Tova, kiddo.
Think good thoughts!!
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