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daily kaddish: with friends and colleagues

Posted on 14 May 201115 May 2011 by erin

We hosted a small dinner gathering of localization professionals, which presented an opportunity to collaborate with a pair of native speakers reading Kaddish.

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the red kaddish walking tour

Posted on 14 May 2011 by mira

SUNDAY, MAY 15 • 2PM Red Kaddish Walking Tour The stories and voices of past Jewish and Russian radicals come to life on this combination walking tour/performance art piece visiting sites of political radicalism of 19th-century Lower East Side. Fiks maps the Lower East Side of Emma Goldman via writings by Russian anarchist Pyotr Kropotkin, Abraham Cahan’s via Russian revolutionary…

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daily kaddish: heart events

Posted on 13 May 201115 May 2011 by erin

I decided to try making a Kaddish that told the story Mira told us about her evening in the ER.

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the heart of the matter

Posted on 13 May 201113 May 2011 by mira

I used to be able to spend decades not thinking about my own demise, although as a teen thoughts of mortality were a constant companion.  But in recent years, watching the death and dying of family members and friends, the mortality thing seemed to dominate absolutely everything else.  Still, ‘my own demise’ is a fairly…

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daily kaddish: for karl savage

Posted on 12 May 201112 May 2011 by erin

Our friend J. Todd Ormsbee shared a yizkor of his dear friend Karl Savage recently, and tonight’s Kaddish recording is for Karl. Todd told me a bit more about Karl after seder at Mira’s, and I can still see the sadness in Todd’s eyes as he quietly answered my questions.

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how to play Rook Wanamingo style

Posted on 12 May 201112 May 2011 by erin

A kaddish for all my Norwegian-Minnesotan relatives who played the most cutthroat game of Rook you can imagine.

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daily kaddish: for the sjsu parking lot 3, and thanks

Posted on 11 May 201112 May 2011 by erin

A kaddish for the three killed in the SJSU parking lot shooting Tuesday night, and a prayer of thanks that Mira parks in a different garage.

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a kaddish for the music man

Posted on 11 May 201111 May 2011 by erin

A kaddish for Bill McDonald, The Music Man, the guy who finally taught me trumpet for marching band several years after teaching me horn against his better judgment. A kaddish for the guy who led a whole community through its seasons for six long, exhausting years.

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the sjsu parking garage shooting — a kaddish —

Posted on 11 May 201111 May 2011 by mira

I’ve never worried about the SJSU parking garages.  All these many years of night classes, of colleagues and students getting police escorts back to their cars at night — I’ve never once seen the necessity.  And I don’t see it now, either. And yet, last night, while I was heading for my own car in…

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daily kaddish: for hindy nobler

Posted on 10 May 2011 by erin

An audio response to Mira’s kaddish for her biofather’s wife, incorporating yesterday’s joint reading of the text.

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