H ar Sinai. More humans and hearts than ever seen before all accepting one Torah as one Nation. “Like one man with one heart.” And yet when we look around Am Yisrael there are hundreds and thousands of different types; in intelligence personality looks etc. All different. All unique all special all treasured.
Join Libby and her friends as they take a journey to explore what it means to be unique. They’ll talk to you no matter who you are as they learn to understand the beauty of belonging to one whole yet knowing when to stand apart. And who knows? Maybe this year as Matan Torah draws near again you’ll reexplore your place in the crowd too….
Part 2: Wednesday’s Woes
On Wednesday surprisingly I woke up feeling ill. I pondered the meaning of life as I dragged my sweater over my head and realized belatedly that it was the one with the hole in the elbow which I kept forgetting to do anything about. Oh well.
I got to school in time to talk to “the team” before davening. I had to admit — however much I hated the bee it certainly was drawing attention to the new program we were trying to get off the ground.
