I woke up Monday morning to four inches of snow in Potomac, and still coming down. A beautiful, thick, Yuletide snow that inspired me to sit down to one of my most joyful pastimes. With apologies to Irving Berlin, but secretly knowing this is the song he wished he had written.
WHITE PEYSAKH
I’m dreaming of a white peysakh
With temperatures of 10 below.
Where the brisket glistens
Four children listen
To hear Elijah in the snow.
I’m dreaming of a white peysakh
With every plague that I recite.
May your herbs be bitter all night
And may all your Passovers be white.
I’m dreaming of a white peysakh
Just like the ones in old Poto.
Where the khomets is missin’
And the fireplace hissin’
To warm Elijah’s frost-bit toe.
I’m dreaming of a white peysakh
With every taskmaster I smite.
May your tyrants be stricken with blight
And may all your Passovers be white.
I sent it to a friend, and she replied with this knock knock from the seder she went to: Knock Knock
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Seder
Seder Who?
Say dere, you with the stars in your eyes
Nice!
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