In addition to learning Hebrew, etc from their instuctor , Beth and Jenny also learned how to paint on silk (their instuctor happens to be a wonderful artist.) Jenny painted her prayer shawl , which she's modeling in the 2nd picture; and Beth painted the Challah Bread cover (pictured in the 1`st picture). You should see these things in person ---- they're GORGEOUS !!!!
Following the service was a reception with all kinds of delicious FOOD !!!!! (so it was a good thing there was also a DJ who played all sorts of great music for dancing --- he even humored Beth, Robin -- another very good pal from college , -- the 3 of us are pictured in the 2nd to last picture --- and I by playing songs that we danced to in our wild and crazy college days -- including "Lido" , "It's Raining Men" and "She's a Brick House" --- OK, so I just dated us.........oops! )
Anyhow, it was a perfect day at the shore and a beautiful celebration .
CONGRATULATIONS Beth and Jenny !!!!!!!
Toodles,
Mary Anne (aka Mare)
2 comments:
The prayer shawl is so beautiful. It occured to me while reading this post that this mother-daughter bat mitzvah surely went a long way to strengthen their mother-daughter bond. What a good idea for families to embrace such an experience. (And it looks like you college girls rocked out.)
Jenny
It sounds like you had a great weekend seeing friends, and having fun celebrating. That's what you call true friends; something that's hard to find, but wonderful when you have it.
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