TogetherAgain
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Lisa: <runs inside> <runs through common room> Hi guys! Party today! Yay! Happy! See you then! <runs into room 24> <collapses on couch>
Rowlf: Where've you been?
Lisa: Services! Oh my gosh, Rowlf, this week is such a big week you have no idea!
Rowlf: So tell me.
Lisa: You know how I told you my synagogue FINALLY bought a building? And we closed on it? And I went to help pull weeds? And we had a teachers/ teachers assistants meeting there? And the whole thing with what colors to paint the walls? And the fire codes and all that? And buying all the stuff we need?
Rowlf: Of course.
Lisa: Well, guess what Rowlf? It's time! We're moving EVERYTHING from our little storage closet in the middle school INTO the building on Tuesday! Which means, today we had services in the library middle school for the LAST! TIME! EVER!!!!!!!!!!!! Oy, Rowlf, you have no idea how GOOD it feels to be done with that building!!!!!!!! FINALLY! Three years after graduating from it, I never have to go there again!
Rowlf: How long have you guys been meeting there?
Lisa: Oh, well um, let's see... started having services when I was in third grade, but we were at the gym of the primary building... then we went to the cafeteria of the middle school... we were in the library by my sister's bat mitzvah, which was.... <scrunches up face> now was it December or January? Must've been January... of... 1998. So, it's getting close to eight years now.
Rowlf: Wow. You must have a lot of memories there.
Lisa: Oh, I do! My sister's bat mitzvah, my mom's bat mitzvah, my bat mitzvah... who knows how many religious school assemblies, services, holidays, there was a wedding, Oy, yes, a lot of memories. But the thing is, it wasn't our space. I mean, yes, I've read from a Torah that survived the Holocaust in that room. On the other hand, it's main function is to be a middle school library. That's where I did a whole lot of painful research projects, it was drama club, it was... it's this whole other chapter of my life that I was done with three years ago. It's time to move. It's been time. And on Tuesday, we finally get to do it! YAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAY!
Chef: Leesa! Luuk, I knoo yuoo're-a heppy ebuoot yuoor synegugooe-a, boot zeere's a perty here-a in zee durms tudey I'm tryeeng tu beke-a a ceke-a fur, und I knoo yuoo hefe-a tu get reedy, tuu!
Rowlf: He's right, you know.
Lisa: Right right right! Party! Ok! I'm getting ready I'm getting ready I'm getting ready!
Rowlf: Where've you been?
Lisa: Services! Oh my gosh, Rowlf, this week is such a big week you have no idea!
Rowlf: So tell me.
Lisa: You know how I told you my synagogue FINALLY bought a building? And we closed on it? And I went to help pull weeds? And we had a teachers/ teachers assistants meeting there? And the whole thing with what colors to paint the walls? And the fire codes and all that? And buying all the stuff we need?
Rowlf: Of course.
Lisa: Well, guess what Rowlf? It's time! We're moving EVERYTHING from our little storage closet in the middle school INTO the building on Tuesday! Which means, today we had services in the library middle school for the LAST! TIME! EVER!!!!!!!!!!!! Oy, Rowlf, you have no idea how GOOD it feels to be done with that building!!!!!!!! FINALLY! Three years after graduating from it, I never have to go there again!
Rowlf: How long have you guys been meeting there?
Lisa: Oh, well um, let's see... started having services when I was in third grade, but we were at the gym of the primary building... then we went to the cafeteria of the middle school... we were in the library by my sister's bat mitzvah, which was.... <scrunches up face> now was it December or January? Must've been January... of... 1998. So, it's getting close to eight years now.
Rowlf: Wow. You must have a lot of memories there.
Lisa: Oh, I do! My sister's bat mitzvah, my mom's bat mitzvah, my bat mitzvah... who knows how many religious school assemblies, services, holidays, there was a wedding, Oy, yes, a lot of memories. But the thing is, it wasn't our space. I mean, yes, I've read from a Torah that survived the Holocaust in that room. On the other hand, it's main function is to be a middle school library. That's where I did a whole lot of painful research projects, it was drama club, it was... it's this whole other chapter of my life that I was done with three years ago. It's time to move. It's been time. And on Tuesday, we finally get to do it! YAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAY!
Chef: Leesa! Luuk, I knoo yuoo're-a heppy ebuoot yuoor synegugooe-a, boot zeere's a perty here-a in zee durms tudey I'm tryeeng tu beke-a a ceke-a fur, und I knoo yuoo hefe-a tu get reedy, tuu!
Rowlf: He's right, you know.
Lisa: Right right right! Party! Ok! I'm getting ready I'm getting ready I'm getting ready!