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 Posted: Mon Mar 13, 2006 10:18 am
ZonkotheSane jewangel thats ok she grew up in israel and since at the time she was orthodox she decided not to have one now though she is conservitive. if it was up to me i would have had it at the conservitive shul when i was 12just to make her happybut i couldnt and i didnt really want to lead sevices but i did. i'm not here to preach (cuz kia'll eat my head rolleyes ), but there is something not quite right there. but only from my point of view. we all have our different believes and choices
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Posted: Mon Mar 13, 2006 5:04 pm
jewangel ZonkotheSane jewangel thats ok she grew up in israel and since at the time she was orthodox she decided not to have one now though she is conservitive. if it was up to me i would have had it at the conservitive shul when i was 12just to make her happybut i couldnt and i didnt really want to lead sevices but i did. i'm not here to preach (cuz kia'll eat my head rolleyes ), but there is something not quite right there. but only from my point of view. we all have our different believes and choices of course. poeple have the right to be wrong. it's called "free will". just because i believe that something is craven, stupid, obnoxious, and hypocritical doesn't mean that everyone else has to.
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darkphoenix1247 Vice Captain
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Posted: Mon Mar 13, 2006 5:40 pm
ZonkotheSane of course. poeple have the right to be wrong. it's called "free will". just because i believe that something is craven, stupid, obnoxious, and hypocritical doesn't mean that everyone else has to. YAY! Zonko's all mature now! *huggles* Don't mind me, I blame it on this stupid cold medicine. In about 5 minutes, it'll wear off, though. I'm already feeling rather sleepy as I'm typing this sweatdrop EDIT: Okay...better now. Sorry xp
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Posted: Mon Mar 13, 2006 5:59 pm
darkphoenix1247 ZonkotheSane of course. poeple have the right to be wrong. it's called "free will". just because i believe that something is craven, stupid, obnoxious, and hypocritical doesn't mean that everyone else has to. YAY! Zonko's all mature now! *huggles* Don't mind me, I blame it on this stupid cold medicine. In about 5 minutes, it'll wear off, though. I'm already feeling rather sleepy as I'm typing this sweatdrop EDIT: Okay...better now. Sorry xp *pats on head*
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Posted: Sat Mar 18, 2006 12:11 pm
Hmm I was required to attend a certain amount of friday night and saturday morning services, in which I lead them as well.
Mhm my Torah portion was from Leviticus, I had the same one as my sister which was odd..
lol that was 3 years ago and I still remember it.
I was not allowed to have a party though and at the time I hated my dad for it but I now understand why he was so dead set against it. It was because he said it's not about the part, it's about becoming a woman. When I was in Israel I didn't have a party ,I just had a simple service. Mhm atm I'm still a little mad at him for it but meanwhile I can see his point and where he is coming from ^^
Lemme tell you I did better than every kid in my class on my Haftorah..lol I think it's because I was the most dedicated..
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Posted: Sat Mar 18, 2006 4:45 pm
KishoTenshi Hmm I was required to attend a certain amount of friday night and saturday morning services, in which I lead them as well.
Mhm my Torah portion was from Leviticus, I had the same one as my sister which was odd..
lol that was 3 years ago and I still remember it.
I was not allowed to have a party though and at the time I hated my dad for it but I now understand why he was so dead set against it. It was because he said it's not about the part, it's about becoming a woman. When I was in Israel I didn't have a party ,I just had a simple service. Mhm atm I'm still a little mad at him for it but meanwhile I can see his point and where he is coming from ^^
Lemme tell you I did better than every kid in my class on my Haftorah..lol I think it's because I was the most dedicated.. some dude is rolling in his grave..... stare
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Posted: Sun Mar 19, 2006 4:43 am
ZonkotheSane KishoTenshi Hmm I was required to attend a certain amount of friday night and saturday morning services, in which I lead them as well.
Mhm my Torah portion was from Leviticus, I had the same one as my sister which was odd..
lol that was 3 years ago and I still remember it.
I was not allowed to have a party though and at the time I hated my dad for it but I now understand why he was so dead set against it. It was because he said it's not about the part, it's about becoming a woman. When I was in Israel I didn't have a party ,I just had a simple service. Mhm atm I'm still a little mad at him for it but meanwhile I can see his point and where he is coming from ^^
Lemme tell you I did better than every kid in my class on my Haftorah..lol I think it's because I was the most dedicated.. some dude is rolling in his grave..... stare what? sweatdrop
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Posted: Sun Mar 19, 2006 11:08 am
At my temple all you did was go to the friday night service before your bar/bat mitzvah. The on the actual day you would lead a few prayers and read from the torah. My party was very small and not very good...I hate parties and dancing so I was in a pickle. The party was mainly for my parents
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Posted: Sun Mar 19, 2006 12:20 pm
The Traveler At my temple all you did was go to the friday night service before your bar/bat mitzvah. The on the actual day you would lead a few prayers and read from the torah. My party was very small and not very good...I hate parties and dancing so I was in a pickle. The party was mainly for my parents isn't it always? confused
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Posted: Sun Mar 19, 2006 12:33 pm
ZonkotheSane The Traveler At my temple all you did was go to the friday night service before your bar/bat mitzvah. The on the actual day you would lead a few prayers and read from the torah. My party was very small and not very good...I hate parties and dancing so I was in a pickle. The party was mainly for my parents isn't it always? confused lol, no! Ever heard of the typical isreali bat mitzva? Big party at home, parents leave till 1am. At 1am girl wont let them in house because she's having too much fun, parents feel like " confused "
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Posted: Sun Mar 19, 2006 12:39 pm
nathan_ngl ZonkotheSane The Traveler At my temple all you did was go to the friday night service before your bar/bat mitzvah. The on the actual day you would lead a few prayers and read from the torah. My party was very small and not very good...I hate parties and dancing so I was in a pickle. The party was mainly for my parents isn't it always? confused lol, no! Ever heard of the typical isreali bat mitzva? Big party at home, parents leave till 1am. At 1am girl wont let them in house because she's having too much fun, parents feel like " confused " and bar mitzvahs?
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Posted: Sun Mar 19, 2006 12:50 pm
ZonkotheSane nathan_ngl ZonkotheSane The Traveler At my temple all you did was go to the friday night service before your bar/bat mitzvah. The on the actual day you would lead a few prayers and read from the torah. My party was very small and not very good...I hate parties and dancing so I was in a pickle. The party was mainly for my parents isn't it always? confused lol, no! Ever heard of the typical isreali bat mitzva? Big party at home, parents leave till 1am. At 1am girl wont let them in house because she's having too much fun, parents feel like " confused " and bar mitzvahs? not sure, but since there is torah obligation for males, these parties for males are less common. Among hilonim I would say it isn't too rare though xd ... Might even be the same. These cases are more commonly known about girls for some reason... dunno
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Posted: Sun Mar 19, 2006 1:18 pm
nathan_ngl ZonkotheSane nathan_ngl ZonkotheSane The Traveler At my temple all you did was go to the friday night service before your bar/bat mitzvah. The on the actual day you would lead a few prayers and read from the torah. My party was very small and not very good...I hate parties and dancing so I was in a pickle. The party was mainly for my parents isn't it always? confused lol, no! Ever heard of the typical isreali bat mitzva? Big party at home, parents leave till 1am. At 1am girl wont let them in house because she's having too much fun, parents feel like " confused " and bar mitzvahs? not sure, but since there is torah obligation for males, these parties for males are less common. Among hilonim I would say it isn't too rare though xd ... Might even be the same. These cases are more commonly known about girls for some reason... dunno i wonder why xd
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Posted: Sun Mar 19, 2006 3:23 pm
ZonkotheSane jewangel ZonkotheSane jewangel thats ok she grew up in israel and since at the time she was orthodox she decided not to have one now though she is conservitive. if it was up to me i would have had it at the conservitive shul when i was 12just to make her happybut i couldnt and i didnt really want to lead sevices but i did. i'm not here to preach (cuz kia'll eat my head rolleyes ), but there is something not quite right there. but only from my point of view. we all have our different believes and choices of course. poeple have the right to be wrong. it's called "free will". just because i believe that something is craven, stupid, obnoxious, and hypocritical doesn't mean that everyone else has to. thats so true
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Posted: Sun Mar 19, 2006 3:39 pm
jewangel ZonkotheSane jewangel ZonkotheSane jewangel thats ok she grew up in israel and since at the time she was orthodox she decided not to have one now though she is conservitive. if it was up to me i would have had it at the conservitive shul when i was 12just to make her happybut i couldnt and i didnt really want to lead sevices but i did. i'm not here to preach (cuz kia'll eat my head rolleyes ), but there is something not quite right there. but only from my point of view. we all have our different believes and choices of course. poeple have the right to be wrong. it's called "free will". just because i believe that something is craven, stupid, obnoxious, and hypocritical doesn't mean that everyone else has to. thats so true thanks. biggrin i'm just curious, but which part did you mean?
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