As mentioned earlier, I am very
busy putting out various fires, racking up a few points here and there, and
taking care of family matters. My
inspiration to blog has been quite low because I have been too burnt out to
come up with anything unique and inspired.
I do expect things to ratchet back up in the coming weeks, however.
One thing that is not consuming
us (much), for a change, is our preparations for the Passover holiday. This year, for the first time in a long time,
we will be away for much of Pesach, so we do not need to prep for the seders as
in years past.
To be sure, we will miss doing it
ourselves, and will need to go along with the particular customs and practices
and shtick of our hosts instead of doing it entirely our way. And, as a guest, I will need to restrain my
politically-incorrect comments a bit more than I would if I were the host (or,
at least, must wait for someone else to cast the first stone before chiming in
with my own comments). One of the seder
guests is known to espouse views that tilt heavily towards the stupid end of
the human intelligence continuum.
Nevertheless, our invitations to
spend the holiday away from home come at a time when they are very, very much
appreciated in light of the respective stresses under which my wife and I each
operate.
If I don't get around to posting
before then, please accept our wishes for a very happy holiday.
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