Apparently the last blog entry, an interesting story was lost in cyberspace. I will rewrite the story for all to share.
SHALOM. JEREMY
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- The host solo...
- The host and a happy couple
- enjoying the evening.
- No food or drinks were dropped on the upholstry,...
- Notice the symetry with the drinks.
- Beards and checkered shirts at the party
- More happy guests...
- Food was included too.
- Drinks were included...
- friends
- In the kitchen at the party.
- El Presidente
- A happy couple.
- The flash...
- The flash...
- Some guests at the party
- The host and a distinguished guest at the cockta...
- The host and hostess for the cocktail party. T...
- 007 and the ladies...
- Friends at cocktail party.
- Can they develop a flash that is a bit easier on...
- A nice group of people at the cocktail party
- Here's to FHC!
- At the cocktail party
- An unstaged consultation with the Rabbi
- some more french toast?
- I will only use stale challah to prepare my fren...
- The gang is enjoying their french toast
- The breakfast chef gets a cake in honor of his ...
- Here is the interesting story
- men's club conversation
- Kitchen staff
- french toast chef
- An interesting story lost...
- Rabbi Tzvi Marx lecture held on 10-9-05
- Guests at the reception
- A true appreciation of the speaker
- A special baked good for the event
- Guests at the reception
- Any more questions?
- Here is an answer.
- I have a question
- Rabbi Marx
- Questions?
- After the lecture
- Rabbi Marx at 10-9-05 lecture
- Rabbi Marx & guests
- Rabbi Marx & guest
- FHC Cocktail Party-Fundraiser October 22, 2005 7:...
- L' Shana Tovah from the Blog
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A personal thought about FHC
- JEREMY
- FHC is a part of our family's life. We have experienced many of life's events, and Jewish holidays at FHC and with members of FHC. We consider FHC to be an extension of our nuclear family and hope that everyone would have, or develop a similar feeling about the congregation. Shalom
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