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gryp
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Sun, Apr 17 2005, 7:34 pm
I was looking for a crystal decanter, not a beautiful one but nice enough to bring as a present, and today I found one! and it didnt even take much effort....
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chocolate moose
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Sat, Jan 07 2006, 6:07 pm
we have gone away a few times, but just for the first days. I always gave $100; it's just a help and it doesn't take away from their mitzvah. but we bring our own wine and matza, though.
if you doh't want to give $ you can ask to maybe pay the fruit bill or say, you're ordering the fruit for the whole yomtov, or some such.
What about Tuppereware, a new soup pot, an appliance, etc? for those, you should ask in advance, though.
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chen
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Mon, Jan 09 2006, 11:43 am
When we went to rels for sedarim only, we provided the disposable dinnerware and paper goods, plus matzah shmurah, wine and usually a box of candy or a cake for dessert. But this was all agreed to in advance as our official contribution to the sedarim (except for the candy and cake which was a bonus).
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