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cygna_himeShanah Tovah! Or, y'know, whatever equivalent is most applicable for you.
That was the shortest Rosh Hashanah service I have ever attended. We were in and out in under and hour. One. Hour. This was achieved by basically going straight from one good song to another, thereby hitting all the important bits (since the best tunes were of course saved for the critical moments) in the minimum of time. Hey, I'm not complaining!
I hear that in some religions singing is restricted to people who, say, can carry a tune or have a sense of rhythm. In fact, this one guy I talked to told me that some religions can get through an entire holiday without any dancing in a circle! It's just not natural, if you ask me. ;D
I love y'all.
That was the shortest Rosh Hashanah service I have ever attended. We were in and out in under and hour. One. Hour. This was achieved by basically going straight from one good song to another, thereby hitting all the important bits (since the best tunes were of course saved for the critical moments) in the minimum of time. Hey, I'm not complaining!
I hear that in some religions singing is restricted to people who, say, can carry a tune or have a sense of rhythm. In fact, this one guy I talked to told me that some religions can get through an entire holiday without any dancing in a circle! It's just not natural, if you ask me. ;D
I love y'all.
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Date: 2007-09-16 07:56 pm (UTC)(Belatedly, because I'm never here...)
Why does your synagogue have dancing and happy? Mine didn't! It was very churchy and depressing.