Ruby Tuesday Firetruck
Boys visit the Rutgers Agricultural Museum in New Brunswick, New Jersey as a way to study the 39 Melachot (or Melakhot) of the Sabbath. They see an old-fashioned firetruck and a weaver with a loom.
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Boys visit the Rutgers Agricultural Museum in New Brunswick, New Jersey as a way to study the 39 Melachot (or Melakhot) of the Sabbath. They see an old-fashioned firetruck and a weaver with a loom.
The website of Public History Partners includes photos of Asbury Park and the Delaware and Raritan Canal.
Before attending my business meeting at Rutgers today in this building, I photographed a detail of the red brick building across the street (above photo, Winants Hall). Do you think Rutgers chose red as their color so I could use their new emblem (the PR department had it redesigned last year) for Ruby Tuesday? For […]
Last week Mary asked for a “macro.” Not sure how close a macro is, but I did enjoy this bench of roses I found in New Brunswick. A little more of the bench. And here’s the bench in its setting on Easton Avenue in New Brunswick, New Jersey. For more Ruby Tuesday pics, visit:
Sky Watch Friday is a photo meme with photos of sunrises, sunsets, blue skies, gray skies, pink skies, dark skies and any other kind of sky posted by bloggers all over the planet. I took this photo standing in Highland Park looking across the river at New Brunswick last month in early December. I believe […]
It’s a Sunday afternoon in Central New Jersey. It would be nice to visit the Guggenheim, but it’s a bit far. We’ve been to the Metropolitan; that’s also a full day trip. I used to visit the MFA when I was a student. The Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum is my favorite in Boston. I’ve been […]
From the Jewish State (local Central New Jersey newspaper): According to a statement issued by Prosecutor Bruce Kaplan’s office the teens’ “alcohol-fueled vandalism” came from teenage boredom, not anti-Semitism. Kaplan said this means while the teens will still face vandalism charges in Family Court, they will not be prosecuted on the more serious charge of […]
Here in Central New Jersey, not only is the Jewish community reacting with shock to the recent cemetery vandalism, but there is also condemnation from the general community.
From nj.com: Accused vandals sued over Jewish cemetery destruction A Rutherford resident whose parents’ gravestones were desecrated in a New Brunswick Jewish cemetery this month has filed a lawsuit against the four teenagers charged with causing the damage to nearly 500 headstones. Mark Elfant is a member of Congregation Poile Zedek with familial ties to […]
Rabbi Bassous devoted his speech this past Shabbat to learning from the cemetery vandalism in New Brunswick. I missed the speech (my daughter had other plans for me), so I apologize in advance to Rabbi Bassous if I botch my summary of what he said. My husband related to me that he spoke about two […]