I haven't posted here in awhile, thus missing the opportunity to discuss the conversion on Sex and the City while it was actually happening. Then again, the whole thing seemed to take place in one episode, so maybe I'm not that much behind the times. While it's sort of a good thing to see a well known character on a hit TV show embracing the Jewish religion, let me tell anyone out there who is thinking of converting one very important thing. It takes a whole YEAR to complete the process. I know this is TV and all, but even with a special quickie course (do they even exist?) that Charlotte breezed through, there's no way, no how, that someone completes this process in, what was it, 2 weeks? I ain't hatin' though. Just curious to see where this goes, if anywhere.
Things have been hectic here at casa Rushkoff. We are in the process of closing on our apartment in Park Slope - and all the fun that brings like hearing the words "total rewiring job," "lead paint," and my favorite " this is BAD" from contractors that we can hardly understand. It's all worth it though. Right? Right? Of course it is.
Also, just got back from the Midwest - Chicago - to attend Archer's wedding (where I silently counted the Jews in attendance - 3!, including us. It's a bad habit of mine, I know). We spent time with Dawn , Josh, Sam and we even saw a fantastic art show while there courtesy of Bettina. Got home after circling Cleveland for an hour until the pilot deemed it was ok for us to land in Newark, and then promptly started freaking out about my book, which is due September 1.
Good to be home, yeah.
Things have been hectic here at casa Rushkoff. We are in the process of closing on our apartment in Park Slope - and all the fun that brings like hearing the words "total rewiring job," "lead paint," and my favorite " this is BAD" from contractors that we can hardly understand. It's all worth it though. Right? Right? Of course it is.
Also, just got back from the Midwest - Chicago - to attend Archer's wedding (where I silently counted the Jews in attendance - 3!, including us. It's a bad habit of mine, I know). We spent time with Dawn , Josh, Sam and we even saw a fantastic art show while there courtesy of Bettina. Got home after circling Cleveland for an hour until the pilot deemed it was ok for us to land in Newark, and then promptly started freaking out about my book, which is due September 1.
Good to be home, yeah.