1.) Why didn't Kyle's parents wait a year before unveiling the tombstone? 2.) Does Canada have laws against non-Canadians adopting Canadian children?
- Arthur A. Gardineer
1.) Why didn't Kyle's parents wait a year before unveiling the tombstone? 2.) Does Canada have laws against non-Canadians adopting Canadian children?
Richard Gardineer wrote:
they also said that the bris is right after the baby is born (not eight days), and they referred to the mohel as a 'doctor'. but what do you want from a family that has a bagpipe playing havah nagila at a funeral?!
why wait a year?
[email] wrote:
Maagic wrote:
it's a jewish tradition to unveil the gravestone a year after the person's death.
oooookay
[email] wrote:
its also traditional to leave a rock on the slab as a sign of somthing or the other
Maagic wrote:
Hi, is it stupid to ask what havah nagila is? I know its the tune he played on the bagpipes, but what is the tune? Some sort of Jewish song? Please inform me, Yashar
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"Yashar" wrote:
it's a festive song played (and danced to) at jewish weddings.
On Mon, 25 May 1998 06:48:02 GMT, [email] ([email]) wrote:
It is actually played at practically all Jewish occasions, not just weddings.
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