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so, when is your sefirah?
Pesah - Shavuot 2 (28.6%)
Pesah - L"G BaOmer 4 (57.1%)
Rosh Chodesh - 2 (or 3?) days b4 Shavuot 1 (14.3%)
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When do you keep sefirah?
Topic Started: May 9 2005, 10:27 AM (86 Views)
FlowerGirl
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Rebbetzin
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Just wondering.
We always did Pesah - L'G BaOmer, but starting this year - we are doing Rosh Chodesh through a few days b4 Shavuot.
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Its Me
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Bala Buste
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Edited by Its Me, Feb 1 2009, 05:46 AM.
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lorientova
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princess
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We hold Nusach Ari for only this. Not quite sure why though. DH's idea...
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zuncompany
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we keep pesach to shavous.

I know from who are rosh chodesh to shavous, but this is how dh and I were both taught.

Dh will get a haircut after shavous... he so needs one already. Shavings not a prob. Music- I do listen to music with no instruments in the background (accapella) which is playing non-stop at shmais.com's radio station online:)
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chana613
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Pesach to lag BeOmer
I am going to a music festival June 4th (;
Jazzfest here in New Orleans is ALWAYS during the omer- sucks.
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