What are doing for Purim?

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Answer 1

Passover now, sadly I'm not able to do much because of lockdown.

Answer 2

I don't celebrate that crap anymore. 

Answer 3

Nothing, I'm not Jewish.

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Answer 4

I'm going to try to read The Book Of Ester in English and study it a little bit so I can meditate on the miraculous survival of The Jewish People. I will then possibly listen to a virtual Megillah 1 or 2 times since I can't go to shul because of covid.

Hope this helped.

Peace and blessings.

Source(s): Jew

Answer 5

Making shrimp & beef & vegetable soup, adding pasta, 

having as many glasses of Cabernet Sauvignon as I want, 

and remembering that Jesus Christ was a Jew "in name only" 

who could never do what what he promised, and never meant 

anything to my ancestors. No Jew would ever act like Jesus did.

Answer 6

As for every year, we will be watching the classic movie "Home for Purim".

Mazel tov, y'all!

Answer 7

I'm going to dress up as a glegpriff.

Answer 8

I'm not doing anything -- especially because of COVID -- but i didn't do anything 2 or 3 years ago either.

When I was a teen, I worked on the Purim carnival.  I created a new game one year.  It was a pyramid of 10 light bulbs, arranged like bowling pins.  The player would use switches to turn off a chosen number of lights in each turn, but only in one row.  I think the object was to turn off the last light.  On the back of the game, I had switches and cheat sheets on how to win.

Another year, I spent the day before in the basement painting signs for each booth.  It actually hadn't been planned, but I accidently discovered art supplies and decided that each booth should have a sign.

Answer 9

nothing.....I like Easter and today is my birthday too

Answer 10

No carnivals this year.