Re: Spilling out drops of wine at the Seder

Hi.

Tim Meushaw <meushaw@xxxxxxxxx> writes:

If really necessary, though, one can use grape juice in the seder instead
of wine, so the alcohol doesn't seem to be *the* most important factor
(though yes, you should add a little wine to get the flavor of the
alcohol). It leads to the conclusion that the most important part of
the beverage are the Grapes of Wrath.

Not to mention the Drapes of Roth.

// Since it's already Shabbat in Jlem, RJosh isn't able to post this, so
// I'll do so in his stead:

The Drapes of Roth
(Alan Sherman)

I'll sing to you a story of a great man of the cloth,
His name was Harry Lewis and he worked for Irving Roth,
He died while cutting velvet on a hot July the fourth,
His cloth goes marching on.

chorus: Glory, glory, Harry Lewis,
Glory, glory Harry Lewis,
Glory, glory, Harry Lewis,
His cloth goes shining on!

Harry Lewis perished in the service of his lord,
He was trampling through the warehouse where the drapes of Roth are stored,
He had the finest funeral his union could afford,
His cloth goes shining on!

With the fire raging 'bout him, Harry stood by his machine,
And when the fireman broke in, they discovered him between,
A pile of roasted dacron and some french fried gabardine,
His cloth goes shining on!

From "My Son The Folksinger"

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(908) 272-1146
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