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From: dave@utcsrgv.UUCP (Dave Sherman)
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Subject: Unusual Seders
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Date: Thu, 19-Apr-84 02:33:44 EST
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Posted: Thu Apr 19 02:33:44 1984
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Sorry to disturb all the interesting discussions about comics,
anti-semitism and loshon haro, but I thought I'd share with you
the most unusual (and wonderful) Seders I've ever had.

My wife gave birth on Sunday morning to our first child, a girl
(Ariela Rivkah, 7 lbs. 11 ozs., since you asked). Monday night,
of course, was the beginning of Pesach. We live in Thornhill, a
suburb of Toronto about 20 km from Mount Sinai Hospital. So I stayed
at a friend's place over Yomtov, arranged for extra meals at the
hospital, brought down a ton of matzoh, wine and other stuff,
and made Seders in Simone's hospital room with the baby with us.
It was great. It also meant I've been able to spend several days
getting to know my daughter (and helping Simone recuperate) without
interruption.


[If you suspect the real reason for this article is not to tell
you about the Seders at all but to brag about our *beautiful*
little girl who is healthy, active and looks just perfect... you
might be right.]

Dave Sherman
Thornhill
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