The Kibbitzer Photo Album IX

​Let's take a stroll down memory lane back to Pesach and Yahrzeits with the Kibbitzer's pictures from last month. We want to thank David Kilimnick for sharing how he spent his time eating, and not in shul.

People have got to keep it down around here... Why we have to tell people they're resting. Some consideration. Please! Keep it quiet. People are sleeping. Whatever parties you’re running around these parts, it’s inconsiderate. Keep it down.

Ten masks for the plagues, and not one of them helps with COVID... The frog isn't very scary. If Kermit was a plague, I can understand why the Egyptians didn't want to let us go.

That's how you celebrate the ending of Pesach... You throw out all the plastic plates. It's a Mitzvah. Frum Jews understand that disposable utensils and dishes are part of the Mitzvah of Pru uRvu, to be fruitful and multiply. When you have that many kids, you don't clean plates.

Oleh style is the clothes you made Aliyah in. I know some of these people, and they're still wearing the same shirts fifteen years later. Some of these Olim were planning their Aliyah for many years, as seen by their unwillingness to purchase new clothes since the start of the millennium. To note, as the Nefesh BNefesh shirt is free, that is also part of the Aliyah style. The shofar was purchased in Israel, as it is not an article of clothing or an electronic gadget. Thus, Olim are fine purchasing it in Israel. (Photo: JTA- Brian Hendler)