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I've started paying more attention to the work events e-mails. In December I went to a meditation event and was the only person to attend (ten people signed up and no one else showed), and yesterday they advertised a St. Patrick's Day event with green food. I expected a bit more than I got, in that when I showed up there was only a single type of green food available, but it was green dessert pancakes:
They had a little bit of a mint taste and were good with the chocolate, but it was a bit odd eating dry dessert pancakes. If any pancakes should have syrup on them, it was these.
Today is Ta'anit Esther, the fast day in commemoration of how Esther fasted before she went to talk to Aḥashverosh, so I was up before dawn to eat. I'm also not feeling particularly well today, but the rule is that you are exempt if you are sick enough that you cannot participate in normal life (i.e., if you're stuck in bed or similar), and I'm at work and posting on the internet, so having a scratchy throat and feeling a little warm doesn't count. Only six hours to go.
They had a little bit of a mint taste and were good with the chocolate, but it was a bit odd eating dry dessert pancakes. If any pancakes should have syrup on them, it was these.
Today is Ta'anit Esther, the fast day in commemoration of how Esther fasted before she went to talk to Aḥashverosh, so I was up before dawn to eat. I'm also not feeling particularly well today, but the rule is that you are exempt if you are sick enough that you cannot participate in normal life (i.e., if you're stuck in bed or similar), and I'm at work and posting on the internet, so having a scratchy throat and feeling a little warm doesn't count. Only six hours to go.
