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1. Oh dear…I keep forgetting and I know that this is all my fault =). Hit me with a *wham* when I was slopping to school in the rain last Wednesday. On the other hand, I also reminded myself not to be annoyed when running in the rain in the fall–”mashiv haruach, u’morid hageshem” and felt grateful.

   Comment by Yael — April 15, 2007 #

2. I wonder if anyone has made the religious argument against f**ing up the environment because it will throw our prayer cycle off?

   Yael, don’t worry. I added it by accident a few times too. It isn’t all your fault. I bear some responsibility as well…. and I’m sure we’re not alone. But enough already, OK?

   Comment by Myrrh — April 15, 2007 #

3. While I’m not a fan of the rain anymore, I like to think that God rewarded me for going to shul. See, I got there before it started raining in the morning and we finished after it stopped! (Granted, we finished WELL after it stopped, but still!)

   Comment by Robbie — April 16, 2007 #

4. Hey you Americans - The prayer is for rain in Israel.

   Comment by Gella Ka — April 16, 2007 #

5. Gella–

   I’m writing this from Jerusalem, as are Robbie and Myrrh. Not sure where Yael’s praying from, but the rest of us are on the patch of land meant for those supplications.

   Comment by danya — April 16, 2007 #

6. Well, Don’t I recall the kineret being desperately low for years now? Perhaps this is a sign that things are moving in the right direction.

   Comment by Kol Ra'ash Gadol — April 17, 2007 #

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