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Dear David:
Thank you so much for the material. I will get cracking
on this today. I want to put this in for the Oct. 5
column (it appears on the first and third Fridays of
each month), so I have a week to finalize everything.

There is something tangibly "beshert" about writing
this story during this season! I will of course send
you several copies of the story as it is published and
it will also be linked to the www.jpost.com website
under Jewish World as my other columns are (IT'S ALL
RELATIVE). And Bernard Kouchel will also announce it on
JewishGen and to the various SIGs.

I am sure other questions will come up as I am working,
so I am afraid I will be the one inundating YOU with
email!

More later, first must do the supermarket run or we
won't have anything to eat tonight or tomorrow! My
husband understands what I do, but somehow food he
insists on ... and we never know who might show up for
Shabbat!

Shabbat Shalom.

Schelly
