Author Archives: rabbisteinman

Look at this new awesome sign that one of the social action committee members made for Pri Adamah!  Thank you JY!  In case you were curious, we now have 19 CSA members and we are well on our way.  Have … Continue reading →

Don’t Ask Don’t Tell (DADT) is a major piece of legislation that is now coming before Congress in a few ways.  You may recall this post I wrote about my uncle and about the discriminatory practice of DADT.  PLEASE PLEASE … Continue reading →

Last night I didn’t really sleep and so I came into the office early.  (I know!)  As I was reading through my tweets, I saw that the world has a new citizen!  Two of my closest friends @VeggieBerger and KosherBerger … Continue reading →

I saw this recent article in the New York Times and I must confess the idea intrigues me!  My desk and chair aren’t particularly suited to this idea, though I do often switch between my desktop computer and my personal … Continue reading →

You might be tired of reading about it, but I’m not tired of writing about it!  That’s right.  It is CSA update time!  To date we have 12 families registered.  And we hope there are a lot more to come.  … Continue reading →

So by now, even if you live in another city, you know that Temple Sinai is partnering with The Cutting Veg and we have an awesome CSA.  We are having a planning meeting tomorrow night.  If you have any questions … Continue reading →

I read a blog that updates me on all things technological.  (Yes, I wish I was more techno savvy then I am).  This week I was informed that email is archaic.  This of course raises all sorts of questions.  What … Continue reading →

And it isn’t my fault! See!

I just returned from Boston, as I mentioned yesterday.  Possibly the coolest thing that we did was take a tour of Fenway Park, the home of the Boston Red Sox.  The bestest part of the tour was that we got … Continue reading →

This past weekend, as mentioned previously, I traveled with nine 8th graders to Boston.  The trip went extremely well.  It was really busy and we saw lots of cool stuff including a horribly rainy Harvard, Faniuel Hall, the New England … Continue reading →