Oh well. It’s just a ceiling. No one will notice, right?
I’m so excited for today. The bar mitzvah.
Last night we were surrounded by family and friends. We had a lovely dinner. Services were nice with the choir and our new prayer books.
And today.
Today, my son will read from the Torah.
Today, my son will be a man.
Well, a teenager kind of man. But I’m in the moment so whatever. I’m excited and proud. And dying for a cup of coffee.
amyz5 wrote @
ceilings come and go, babe. this day will last forever. enjoy every minute. and don’t worry, he will still be your little guy for a few more years.
then? watch out. it happens fast!
lordcelery wrote @
WOW!
Listen, the ceiling is a small matter! (Easy for ME to say that, right?)
Janet
Jessica Gottlieb wrote @
Today my neighbor’s son is being bar mitzvahed.
You two would adore each other.
Today is a good day.
Risa Halpren wrote @
Davis did a beautiful job! You and your family looked gorgeous, glowing! The rain from above, in your home and from Hanna, couldn’t change any of that! Enjoy every moment!!!!!
Much love,
Risa
Paula wrote @
Mazel Tov! I know this is an exciting day for you and your family. We will experience this (for the first time) when our little Jack “becomes a man”. Oy vey. (not bad for a gentile, eh?).
We’ve been through the water/ceiling stuff. It’s true, you get over it, and then you actually laugh about it. It IS, after all, just a ceiling.
andre wrote @
Mazel Tov to all you guys! I can’t tell you how sad I am to have missed it. You were in my thoughts all day.
Linda wrote @
I love that about you … big hole in the ceiling, yet you keep in mind what is truly important. Mazel Tov!
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ellen wrote @
I bet no one even noticed the ceiling with your beaming smile over Davis’s amazing job!
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