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- I really appreciated the concept. My family is anything but observant so it was meaningful for me to see how others (besides Hillel) might celebrate Shabbat. I would definitely be interested in participating again, perhaps even hosting. I think it is a fantastic idea, however I wish that more people had hosted and that more had been able to join in. | - I really appreciated the concept. My family is anything but observant so it was meaningful for me to see how others (besides Hillel) might celebrate Shabbat. I would definitely be interested in participating again, perhaps even hosting. I think it is a fantastic idea, however I wish that more people had hosted and that more had been able to join in. | ||
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Revision as of 19:13, 3 May 2007
Tell us what you think about Wikishabbat
-I think it's a great idea! Also, it was MY idea. My great idea!
Rafi Samuels-Schwartz
-Please tell me that you came up with this idea. It's AWESOME! It might be the coolest thing I've ever heard.
Brad Serber
-My Shabbat experience was meaningful and full of lots of delicious chicken and good times. But better then any chicken was the warmth and friendship around the table.
Anon.
- I really appreciated the concept. My family is anything but observant so it was meaningful for me to see how others (besides Hillel) might celebrate Shabbat. I would definitely be interested in participating again, perhaps even hosting. I think it is a fantastic idea, however I wish that more people had hosted and that more had been able to join in.
I went to Bryan's home, and had a wonderful time meeting his friends and partaking in a joint experimental Shabbat with discussion about the meaning of heritage and identity. I had a lot of fun and food (which was delicious--check out the sweet potato recipe!) and I encourage everyone to go.
Eve
