Pre-chopped Fruits And Veggies Make It Possible For So Many People With Various Disabilities To Prepare

Idk I just feel like the liberal / leftist stance of “don’t be a dick about people’s disabilities” should extend universally. Like it would be cool if we could extend that to people with lifelong speech impediments. We could even extend it to politicians who have lifelong speech impediments. Or, and hear me out, because this is crazy. We could try not being dicks about the lifelong speech impediment that the President of the United States of America has. That doesn’t seem like too much to ask does it

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I think when you apply to be the guy that designs university websites you have to verify that you have never studied web design

Tashlich is a Jewish new year ritual of casting off the previous years sins/worries/fears/etc in the form of throwing bread into a river and this year about fifty jews watched in disbelief as my dog slipped quietly into the water and began pac man style sucking up chunks of soggy floating bread and we were absolutely powerless to stop her

this shouldn't be a controversial opinion, but every single jew should be open and safe to discuss all types of antisemitism they receive. yes, even the jews you dont like. even the ones you think couldn't possibly experience those problems are allowed to talk about it. you are not the only person who exists, meaning that your morals do not dictate how everyone else thinks. so, let jewish people talk about antisemitism. even if you cant understand it, let us have a space to just talk about it.

the wait time for trevor project's chat is 40 minutes, in case anybody was curious

(literally anything bad happens) well at least its october

3 October 2024 - 1 Tishrei 5785

Yes, today is Rosh Hashana 5785 Rosh Hashanah is the first day of the Jewish year. Observances include the sounding of the shofar, a ram’s horn, baking the challah into a circular loaf to signify the cyclical nature of the year, and using the greeting “L’shanah tovah”, which means “To a good year”. Rosh Hashanah begins the High Holidays, which culminates in Yom Kippur, the day of atonement.