Wednesday, March 4, 2009

Baruch Dayan Emes




That's it. I think my oven is finally dead. I am soooo sad! Yes, I know it was older than me. But even if this forces us to finally extend the house, it means I am oven-less for a very long time.

All comments about extending or helpful suggestions will be deleted. Just want sympathy! (And my Kol Noar CD.)

15 comments:

Anonymous said...

How about invitations for Shabbos meals; are they welcome?

Anonymous said...

BAR-B-Q all the time?

Anonymous said...

Come for shabbos!!Come for shabbos!!Come for shabbos!!Come for shabbos!!Come for shabbos!!Come for shabbos!!Come for shabbos!!

(deep breath)

Anyway, since Pesach cooking would be tough, maybe you should go back to Florida...

Who Me? said...

Aunt A: Always. Can we come every week?

Mogo: You are brilliant.

y2k: Florida? Do you have a death wish??

Anonymous said...

y2k: Many other people in this family have death wishes. I didn't think you were one of them.

Sandy: You can still opt to come to Queens for Purim. We have a nice new big table with room for all, and you have until Tuesday morning to change your mind (I just need enough time to defrost soup as I would take that on if you want).

Anonymous said...

The earlier you know which meals your are joining us for, the better the food is likely to be.

Anonymous said...

OK, strike that. We knew, we made up a shopping list, and we cancelled on you. There goes sister of the year award.

Hey, on second thought, you only have one sister! I guess I am safe.

Anonymous said...

...unless Uncle Mogo is dressing up for Purim in a way that we REALLY don't want to think about.

Anonymous said...

my oven dies hard
hamentash burn black and white
barbeque is good

Anonymous said...

A haiku! Tom, I didn't know you were poetic!

Anonymous said...

A haiku! Tom, I didn't know you were poetic!

Anonymous said...

useless meetings bore
floating in sea of bull poo
wrote haiku for you

Who Me? said...

Ok, guys, say kaddish. Just paid 50 bucks to find out it's dead.

B'H! We're going to attempt a positive attitude...

Anonymous said...

Tom: No one has ever written me poetry before using the phrase "bull poo". Are you sure you are not related to Uncle Rant?

Rant: Bright side: need to eat out! Hurray!

Shir Chadash said...

So you'll go to Aunt A for Shabbos lunch, but not for us? It's getting warmer outside!