The parade was great this year…the weather cooperated, there were some really creative presentations, and tons of people lined Fifth Avenue to celebrate Israel. Plus, I was interviewed for local television and was able to plug Jewlicious and mention the Jewlicious @ the Beach conference. (These things only happen to me…)
As I reunited with old childhood friends who had four kids each, and wondered why my yeshiva high school suddenly had a co-ed band, one thought kept running through my mind: why am I the only one here wearing a Jewlicious tee shirt? Somehow, in a sea of organizationally themed tees, I imagined a world where many NY-area Jews felt confident enough to proclaim their Jewliciousness.
Next year, a Jewlicious float perhaps?
(More photos and some highlights available on My Urban Kvetch.)
We love you too Esther!
Forget Steinhardt; TM be the pimp daddy.
Folks, look at this lovely woman, remember that she can write like the, uh, (D)ickens, has a brain, and obviously has good teeth. Not to mention a good neshama. Dammit, some worthwhile mensch start emailing the lass.
snap! $24.95 for a baseball jersey with a faux-distressed logo?
next year on welfare!
deathpig, you’re right about the vanishing sto’. i can only assume that ck’s gonna get to it when the birthright kids go home. but in the interim, you can always go to shmatas.com.
next year in jewlicious tees!
well i woulda worn my jewlicious tee had there been somewhere on this newfangled “jewlicious 2.0” to buy one! whateva happened to the jewlicious sto’? am i suffering from the web version of male-refrigerator-blindness, or has that link disappeared? did it ever exist in the first place?