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pre-Pesach, part 2
And one more thing, a heartwarming tale from this morning:
I went to the siyyum at my synagogue this morning. Beforehand was morning services. As usual, I wasn't wearing tefillin, because I don't have any.
After services,![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
maxlebow asked me why I wasn't wearing tefillin. I told him that I didn't have any, and that the last time I put on tefillin was the week before my bar mitzvah, when I borrowed my uncle's.
He said that it was a shame that I didn't have my own set, and he gave me his. He explained that it was just an indefinite loan, not a gift. And that he has 3 sets himself, the other two of which are more important to him. I refused at first, but then accepted.
I think I was too dumbfounded to properly thank him at the time, so I sent him an email. But I'm still kind of in shock.
I went to the siyyum at my synagogue this morning. Beforehand was morning services. As usual, I wasn't wearing tefillin, because I don't have any.
After services,
maxlebow asked me why I wasn't wearing tefillin. I told him that I didn't have any, and that the last time I put on tefillin was the week before my bar mitzvah, when I borrowed my uncle's.He said that it was a shame that I didn't have my own set, and he gave me his. He explained that it was just an indefinite loan, not a gift. And that he has 3 sets himself, the other two of which are more important to him. I refused at first, but then accepted.
I think I was too dumbfounded to properly thank him at the time, so I sent him an email. But I'm still kind of in shock.