Sodium Percarbonate --kosher???

[tomturbomatic]

Delicious menu, but

That was not a Passover meal. Kreplach and noodle kugel are chometz and are not foods for Pesach.  Did the onion soup have toast and cheese (au gratin) in it? If so, they just didn't keep kosher or serve traditional Passover foods so what the hell, maybe it was Passover. If you needed a ticket to get into a service, it was the High Holidays and given the meal, it was probably Rosh Hashana. Nobody would take a friend they wanted to keep to a Yom Kippur service and the food was waaay to heavy to break the fast.

 

The main Passover meal is the Seder, which is usually done at home so even on Shabbat there is no evening service at the synagogue, but there are congregational Seders, and the festival service is the morning after the Seder so I am having trouble understanding the meal, the service and the ticket.

 

All of this is small potatoes compared to the loss of your friend. I'm sorry your friend is gone.

 

[vacerator]

Thank You Tom!

He is with the angels now. When we met I asked if they were Conservative or Reform. "Very Reformed" he told me.
They were not very religious, but among the nicest people I have ever known. They were his adoptive parents. His birth certificate said "baby Friedman". They lived in Valley Stream NY before Florida. His brother lived in Schenectady.
When I was there it was March.
If you can picture Montgomery Clift and Erol Flynn together as one very affectionate man, you can get why I was very smitten. We were both in retail.
He loved Judy Garland and Liza. We would watch show after show when I visited. The movie of the play "Nine" or 9&1/2 also.