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Haveil Havalim Are Here!!

So good morning everyone, hope you have your cup of joe, and are ready to kick back and see what's what this week in the Jewish blogverse.

First because mornings are always confusing to me (what day is it?) I will confuse you some and send you over to Auterific where Linda seeks to confuse you even more with her post OY! A NEW CALENDAR?

Now that you are up, and out of bed and throughly confused on what day it is, I'll send you over to Me-ander, where she will kevetch to you about the weather, and maybe you just want to turn around and go back to bed?

Okay, you have to get up, you have to get out of bed! Cox & Forkum gets your mind going with this editorial on the "moderate Abbas", and his adoring fans in the mainstream media. That about sums up my feelings as well.

For more media duplicity, how about hopping over to "It's Almost Supernatural" and find out the truth about the film "Jenin, Jenin". Or perhaps his post of the demographic dud is more your cup of tea. I'll take them both.

Next we go over to Mark of Auterific has some interesting things to about the supposed "Arrogance" of Jews. I agree Mark, I agree.

But it is about time for lunch, right? And I don't want to spoil your appetite, so here is a sweet little something from House of Joy, on being home in Israel.

And Soccer Dad finds all those he is related to; at least by name!

And let your lunch digest with this contemplative post on the Kotel (Wailing/Western Wall) and women, by Jerusalem Revealed.

Gilly lets us know about how a citizen becomes a soldier and why he takes on this burden.

And David Bogner of Treppenwitzthose reminds us of those who have given their lives so that others may live in his post titled "The 35".

Smoothstone reports on Tom Lantos, the only Holocaust survivor to serve in congress.

And Rishon Rishon talks to us about Lessons Learned from WWII.

While Miriam from Bloghead reminds us about those who gave their utmost, like Raoul Wallenberg.

And then there is dinner. well here's some food for thought: book banning, Jewish
style.
Whatever you decide, get yourself a nice bowl of chicken soup, it is cold out there!!!(okay, sue me, I linked to a food blog and not a particular recipe, just search and you will find! Here's a link to a recipe I KNOW THAT'S NOT A BLOG!!...everyone's a critic!)

And here's two posts to go to sleep with, but warm thoughts for a cold night.
Muse on what makes you happy inside, and Jack from Random Thoughts on Moments in Time.

May all your dreams be good and all your prayers be answered for the good of all.
Take care!

Posted by Rachel Ann at January 23, 2005 11:59 AM