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MICHAEL DAVIDOW 
On December 15, meet the author at an in-person conversation of his book, The Hunter of Talyashevka, at the Temple Israel Synagogue in Manchester. RSVPs and COVID-19 protocols are required.
Hence we eat chocolate coins to celebrate their victory. And no, I don’t know where that idea came from, to eat toy money.
An exciting in-person Temple Israel Book Club will feature local author and attorney Michael Davidow Dec. 15 at 7 p.m. at Temple Israel Synagogue in Manchester.
There was a school dance after the game, so maybe that was why the air crackled with so much excitement.
Ever since Thomas Jefferson cobbled this group together from the needs of the farmers, the wants of workers, and the glue of golden oratory, the Democratic party has acted like an amoeba, stretching and oozing and generally repelling every observer who couldn’t see it from the inside.
I went away for a little while, and I have not yet completely returned. It was nowhere fun. I was sick and being sick is like traveling.
Sectarianism is the bane of organized religion. A group of people becomes disenchanted with the entrenched powers.
The beaches aren’t full yet, the price of watermelon is still high, and gasoline is bound to go higher. The season itself comes in phases, though, and the first phase for me is already over.
I found Obama’s opinion to be interesting, though. It dovetailed nicely with a different piece of news that emerged earlier in the Biden administration, when word leaked out that Joe and his wife had never been invited to the White House for any private social event in the entire eight years of the Obama presidency.
It’s tough watching him pitch. I have to pay attention at all times so I know why he will either be upset or happy on the ride home. I can’t look away for even one toss.