tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-13519727.post-1146409133396884452006-05-01T22:05:00.000+03:002006-05-02T14:13:47.870+03:00Go ahead. Vote me worst blogger ever. It's ok. I never update, and when I do, I give general updates without pictures. No wonder you're reading <a href="http://trent.blogspot.com">Pink Is The New Blog</a> instead.<br /><br />I actually have lots of say about lots of things here so I'm going to break up the thoughts into some sections. Can you tell I've been writing a lot of papers lately?<br /><br /><strong>School:</strong> 12 days to go. 2 papers written, 2 more to write. 5 finals to study for a take. I really can't believe that I'm about to be 1/5 of a Rabbi. Give me an R!<br /><br /><strong>Professional Life:</strong> I was chosen as #22 out of 23 students for our New York High Holy Day pulpit lottery (yes, we actually have one of those.) Sad news for Karen. I'm working on finding a myself a HHD pulpit- any ideas?<br /><br />I have gotten myself a teaching job on the Upper West Side teaching 4th grade 2 afternoons a week. I'm hoping to add another afternoon/evening and some tutoring/songleading to help with the income. Anyone know of a good place to get buisness cards printed? I already looked at vistaprints.<br /><br /><strong>Apparently people think I can play guitar</strong> since on Saturday night at our Artists4Darfur benefit, I led Havdallah, accompianied a cantorial student and performed. Dar Williams, I hope I made you proud. Play the greed, dar, play the greed.<br /><br /><strong>Not at the March,</strong> but we still did something to support Darfur relief. We had a program at school, Artists4Darfur planned by Jill, Owen and Julia- we raised $1000 and had activism-themed performances and watched two films put out by the <a href="http://www.savedarfur.org">SaveDarfur</a> Coalition. Despite the small turnout, I was really proud of us--<br /><br /><strong>In the last two days,</strong> I have received seven social invitations- every Shabbat between now and going home is booked. Good to know I have friends. I can't believe everyone isn't coming back to New York. Gulp.<br /><br /><strong>And finally...</strong>some pictures to prove to you that I'm not dead, chas v'shalom. They're both from our pre-Pesach tiyul to the desert. I'm playing guitar and hanging out with my roomies-Rena, Mel and Shayna. <strong>update:</strong> yeah, blogger isn't behaving right now. we'll try pictures again tomorrow.<br /><br />More to come on the Israel High Holy Days, wrapping up here, and how you can find me once I stop writing on this <span style="font-size:85%;"><strong>[gassssssssssssp!]</strong></span><span style="font-size:100%;"> Sorry to say it, but I'm not sure the blogging will continue after Israel. We'll see. More to come...check back later.</span><div class="blogger-post-footer"><img width='1' height='1' src='https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/tracker/13519727-114640913339688445?l=perolmaninthepromisedland.blogspot.com' alt='' /></div>Karenhttp://www.blogger.com/profile/02150940334497431286noreply@blogger.com0