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daily kaddish: shenzhen

Posted on 1 July 20116 July 2011 by erin

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Midday I realized I hadn’t made a Kaddish the day before. I was horrified. I gave some thought to cranking out two recordings and saying that one of them was for the day before, but then I realized that my finally having forgotten for the first time to make a daily Kaddish was more important than an actual Kaddish.

I made the day’s Kaddish first thing upon returning to my hotel room after a very long business day. I sang it again, and once again I’m horrified to note that I flatted half a step over the course of the thing. Yikes!

Ironically, Mira had just written about being all kaddished out. I’ll write more on this topic soon, but for now I will just say that I think she wrote for both of us.

 

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