Shavuot

I had some anxiety about Shavuot, beforehand, since it felt like we were totally unprepared (having guests for 1 meal, eating all the others on our own, and without a really planned menu for anything but the one meal where people were expected, and no real plans besides the tikkun and shul). And yet it turned out quite well- the tikkun wasn't bad, and my teaching went pretty well, with the exception of two rather embarrassing errors (and which H, of course, was the one to point out, which made it, maybe, a little better). It was the same material that I taught last year, but I got a crowd that suited the material Much better (also, although I needed it somewhat less, this time, I provided an English translation). And I once again realized- being alone for meals when there are 2 of you isn't bad at all. Also, there's more time for both napping and learning, that way...

Needless to say, after Shavuot, my sleep schedule is Totally a disaster. But that's hardly the end of the world.

And now- Shabbos is coming, meals are with family and a few friends (or, friends of H's whom I've been wanting to get to know)... I should be off to the grocery to re-stock us on some useful vegetation...