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088.01/ Week eighty-eight, March 19-25, 2022, thread begins here.
Week 87 below.
I'm making the week number three digits because it's getting close to 100 and I want to avoid the double eight weirdness
Week 87 below.
I'm making the week number three digits because it's getting close to 100 and I want to avoid the double eight weirdness
088.02/ Happy Able To Use The Word Vernal For Once day! #VernalEquinox
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088.03/ Sadly, I needed to miss my favorite book sale of all time, the Bryn-Mawr "A Gym Filled With Used Books That You Can Purchase By The Box For A Set Price I Am Not Kidding" Wellsley Book Sale because it was on Purim and Shabbos. Shazbot. Next year?
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Here is a thread from my Covenant & Conversation essay on #Shemini called "Between Hope and Humanity". You can read it in full here: bit.ly/2WsGOMR & download the accompanying Family Edition here: bit.ly/2TDMySc. #ShabbatShalom 
After the #Holocaust, for the #Jewish people, there were, and are, no words to silence the grief or end the tears. We may say – as Moses said to Aaron – that the victims were innocent, holy, that they died "al kiddush Hashem", “in sanctification of God’s name.”
Surely that is true. Yet nonetheless, “Aaron remained silent.” When all the explanations and consolations have been given, grief remains, unassuaged. We would not be human were it otherwise. That, surely, is the message of the book of Job.
