Spiritualigious Shorts Three Rabbi Brian mini-stories. Let them be The Fontainebleau’s lavishly-decorated ballroom is filled with florists, musicians tuning instruments, and a bevy of coordinators buzzing about. In an hour, in a black robe, I will walk down the aisle and officiate at this swanky black-tie affair. Carrie, my favorite South Beach coordinator (and […]
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“You are neither obligated to complete the work nor free to keep from trying.” – Rabbi Tarfon (70-135 CE) *** “I thought a secret location would be different,” says Emmett, through a piece of cheese pizza a couple miles from our house. Annie, mouth not full, shifts her gaze for validation between Jane
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“I once wrote a letter to Hafiz,” I tell my friend Mary as we sit, COVID-safe, removing masks to have sips of the cocktails we’ve met for. “You what?” “I wrote Hafiz a letter. I wanted to ask him a question, so I figured I’d write him a letter.” We are seated at Stanford’s.
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