In a message dated 2/21/2003 11:40:14 AM Central Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:It seems to me that if a meal is part of the even, especially if the simcha involves a seudat mitzvah ("mitzvah meal") the early departure solution typically creates the following problem: Presence through the birkat hamazon ("grace after meals") (including, for example, sheva brachot -- special additional blessings for a wedding) is a basic part of the simcha/mitzvah. Right. The way they usually do this is to have the birkat/sheva brachot right after the meal, before dessert. Then the mixed dancing/female singers starts and dessert/coffee is served. It's a good diet plan. [EMAIL PROTECTED] |
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