Re: Im so proud. My shalach manot are done and each one halachically correct! -- Jewish Women On The Edge

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Date Posted: 20:03:42 03/03/01 Sat
Author: morehandmadethanyou
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Subject: Re: Im so proud. My shalach manot are done and each one halachically correct!
In reply to: Handmade 2001 's message, "Im so proud. My shalach manot are done and each one halachically correct!" on 20:02:49 03/03/01 Sat

Handmade, how wonderful for you. Of course I would never do such a simple basket. After Pesach I start grinding wheat for whole grain flour . My children have a homeschooling project growing grapes and stomping on them for the wine. They also go to the hen house and gather the organic eggs. In their penmanship class they write all of Megillat Esther on the eggshell in beautiful calligraphy.
Of course these are just some ideas of what I put in my basket. Because I gave birth to triplets this year (homebirth of course) and am still breastfeeding my previous 3 sets of twins and my grandchildren I am behind on weaving the cloth for my Matzo cover and Afikoman holder. By the time I finish with that it will be time to melt down bottle caps into Succah decorations.
And I am having such a hard time convincing my children give up one of their pet rams so we can make our own Shofar. Does anyone have any experience with the psychological ramifications of this?
I'd love to hear all your ideas.

morehandmadethanyou

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What curriculum are you using? -- I_Float_Around_The_Boards, 20:05:14 03/03/01 Sat
That's all well and good but... -- Handmade2001, 20:06:26 03/03/01 Sat
SHOFAR?!?!!?! -- Idon'tcutorblow, 20:07:32 03/03/01 Sat
- cutandblow welcome to the board... -- CL-291, 20:08:28 03/03/01 Sat
  - Please join us on the new Settler Debate board! -- susanfromPP, 20:09:22 03/03/01 Sat
- Re: TEFILLIN?!?! -- Idon'tcutorblow, 20:10:22 03/03/01 Sat
  - I think that is so nice and I support you. Here's what we did.... -- Mary Christine, 20:11:13 03/03/01 Sat
    - Gee, thanks for the great curriculum idea for our home school! nt (NT) -- intermarriedandwantajewishenvironment, 20:12:02 03/03/01 Sat
  - I've heard that they use animal skins for lots of things... -- supervegan, 20:12:59 03/03/01 Sat
    - what we do.... -- veganjew, 20:13:42 03/03/01 Sat
- WARNING: From Inside The Web Administration.... -- Norman, 20:14:42 03/03/01 Sat
  - WARNING -- BIGBROTHER, 20:15:35 03/03/01 Sat