It Was Not Swine-Flu…


torino-sheep-4

…but it was still kind of awful.  Thank G-d for Zpac, which helped me to get back in the swing of things.  Speaking of swines (or the lack thereof), some time ago I went with someone to a (swine-less) kosher farm in upstate New York for a Shabbos – a really cool experience.  Turns out that the ‘farmer’ is a massive talmid chachom who blew my mind with all sorts of interesting words of Torah [1] interspersed throughout the Shabbos meals and some one-on-one chats.  I’m very much looking forward to hearing more from him in the future [2]. 

While walking around the farm, I realized just how clearly I was removed from ‘real outdoors life’ when I heard the penned sheep go ‘bahhh bahhh’, and thought, my goodness, they sound just like they do on cartoons.  Ya.

Well, I just received an email notifying me that I will get more information about my position on the university that I applied to’s wait-list no later than the end of this month. Three cheers for that.

I had a job interview in Mahwah, NJ this past Thursday night for a position in sales.  Unfortunately, it looks to be more of a scam/pyramid-scheme type of deal than anything else.  A stand-in for Borat gave a Powerpoint-like presentation on what the company is all about, with way too much time devoted to explaining why it is not sketchy (which, of course, is pretty much a dead give-away that it is kind of sketchy).

More to come.      

[1]  Did you know that the Zohar references black holes?  I did’nt. 

[2]  He has already got me psyched to meet a relative of mine, the Stoliner Rebbe, who resides in Givat Ze’ev, Israel.

, , , , , , ,

  1. No comments yet.
(will not be published)
  1. No trackbacks yet.