[yshavurah] Tu B'shvat--New Year of the Trees

  • From: "johanna" <rebiljo@xxxxxxxxxxx>
  • To: <yshavurah@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
  • Date: Sun, 13 Jan 2002 09:25:59 -0000

Friends,

I have not, as yet, received any response to the following message about Tu
B'shvat, the Jewish New Year of the trees.  Although I am happy to put this
together, if no one is interested in helping, or at least attending, a
seder, there's no point in doing the work to put one on and I will just do
something with the religious school/Bagle bunch kids.

So, in this light, please let me know if you are interested in coming to a
Tu B'shvat seder, which will include an evening meal, on Sunday, January 27,
at 4:00 P.M.  This would not be a committment, just a way of my figuring out
if this is worth doing.

Thanks,

Johanna  (767-2311)



>Friends,
>
>Tu B'shvat is coming soon at the end of the month.  Although it is always
>strange, somehow, to think about planing trees when we are in the midst of
>winter, it is a wonderful time to think about our guardianship of the
earth,
>it's precious resources, and the fact that they are all gifts from G-d.
>It's also comforting to think about the promise of spring, just a few short
>months off, as we bundle up and arm ourselves against the cold.
>
>Erev Tu B'shvat is Sunday,  January 27.  We would like to have a Tu B'shvat
>seder begining at 4:00p.m.  It will include an early supper.  (This way it
>will not conflict with the rabbi's class that evening at 7).  It will be
>especially kid-friendly, but also a rich experience for adults.
>
>I am trying to working on getting Rockford for the event.  But I
DESPERATELY
>need helpers.  We need the following:
>    Food coordinators
>    Set up
>    Clean up
>    Someone to get the ritual foods (juices, friuts, nuts, etc.)
>
>We have had some wonderful Tu B'shvat seders in the past, and with the
>addition of dinner, this one should be even nicer.  If you can help in any
>way, please e-mail or call me.  Thanks!
>
>Johanna 767-2311
>
>
>
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