Anyways, as my eyelids droop like that of droop dog (heh), I must describe my recent commitment to the Hillel House. Sounds ethnic you say? Sounds like... hill. which is like a tall mass of land... which is like a mountain. mt. saini? yes. Through deduction, you have figured out that it's a house for jewish people. which is AWESOME.
WHY JEWISH PEOPLE ARE AWESOME.
they love money!
they love stars:
They love the movie, "Inception"
Anyways. The reason I bring it up is because we're making Challah for Hunger which is a project where we're making bread, selling them, then using the money to give to hungry people. Great concept right? I love Challah bread. I swear, it's one of my top breads. French bread will always be number one, but there's a bunch of number 2 breads that I can't decide on. Challah is definitely one of those breads though. You know when you see it, that you want it. It's like that hamburger you want when you're in a foreign country. You didn't want it when you were in America, and now that saturated beef patties aren't readily available in your local drive-thru, it's all of a sudden the ONLY thing you can think of. But the point of the story is that Challah is pronounced, "Hallah" but I like to think it's really pronounced "CHAHLAH". And then I sing "Challah back youngin' (woo woo!)"
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Anyways, I'm reconnecting back to your other roots, Shereen! Awesome right? I'm serving both of your communities. 1st, it was me telling formally religious fellows that their actions were "haram" and now, this. So, your welcome! and tell gmama Ruth I said, CHALLAH BREAD YOUNGIN' WOOWOO!
challah back youngin'... LOLZ forever
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