Purim is a strange chag. Triangular ears (hamantaschen), and green people (Esther, according to the Midrash). It brings to mind... Elves!
Happy Elvish Purim!
Monday, March 9, 2020
Happy Purim!
Two posts today - this is the light-hearted one.
Purim is a strange chag. Triangular ears (hamantaschen), and green people (Esther, according to the Midrash). It brings to mind... Elves!
Purim is a strange chag. Triangular ears (hamantaschen), and green people (Esther, according to the Midrash). It brings to mind... Elves!
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Very nice. I like the Elvish idea. Reminds me of Lord of the Rings and other Elvish peoples.
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ReplyDeletehappy elvis purim!
are you the author of those Gedolim books published by CIS years ago?
DeleteYou all look great!
ReplyDeleteI'm more comfortable with the translation of "sallow" than "green."
Is this just me or is there any resemblance to another animal lover ?
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