…I had my Bar Mitzvah. A few thoughts come to mind:
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I used a manual typewriter for my speech
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When I spoke about this Haftorah and the importance of dedicating oneself to religion I would have never thought that 3.5 years later I would take steps towards a Torah observant lifestyle
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Brown isn’t my color
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I rocked the Run DMC glasses before Run DMC
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The DJ played “Mr. Roboto” and “Rock the Casbah”
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I had a lot of family come in from out of town
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A Bar Mitzvah kiddush meant good cake and not Tam Tams
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When you are 13, Musaf seem to take forever from the Bimah
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That day after shul I went home and played my Atari 5200, this week after shul I’ll learn Chumash with my son
Mazel Tov. Lookin’ sharp.
Now that I have your attention…
Am I the only one that eats latkes with sugar on top?
One Question, One Point:
Why are you lighting the Menorah with a Havdalah candle?
True, brown is not your color.
Mazel tov! Until 120! Those glasses rock!
Sugar? hmmm I prefer apple sauce, but to each their own!
And to think we all wanted thick framed glasses back then. đ
Mazel Tov. Pretty young to be an accountant.
Mazel tov.
sugar on latkes is crazy delicious!
mazel tov! such a cute little yingeleh!
DUDE! You need to submit your pictures to http://www.barmitzvahdisco.com/
Hmmm. The sheepherder also had his Bar Mitzvah on Shabbos Chanukah. Also, very big glasses. No, Atari, though. Happy B-Day.