Monday, December 28, 2009

Matinee and MooShu


Dec 25 found a whole bunch of us gathered at the Annapolis Mall to see the opening of Sherlock Holmes, which was an entirely different rendering of the character from what I recall from reading the books many years ago.


Regardless, it was fun to hang out and meet some new folks over dinner, some of whom showed us just to eat while others headed off after the movie. Fourteen of us horded upon the Court of Shanghai on West St and debated the relative merits of Sherlock Holmes vs. Avatar and very long listing of the benefits of JDate. I had a great time, and hope others did as well.

Wednesday, December 23, 2009

Habitat for Humanity



Working on setting up a Habitat for Humanity event in January. There is also an exciting possibility to sign on as a partner in an interfaith coalition in Annapolis. The build will be in Annapolis starting in March for one Sunday a month. Dates will be announced closer to the time. Please comment or contact Ben if you are interested in signing up.

First Habitat date is January 30, 2010.

Friday, December 18, 2009

Upcoming Events

Details TBA, but here's what we're thinking for 2010:

January
-Football Game
-Habitat
-Shabbat

February
-Shabbat
-Bowling
-Purim

March
-Maryland Day -
-Shabbat
-Wine tasting
-CSA planting

April
-postPassover Hametz thing
-Shabbat
-hike
-rockclimbing??? do we have enough belayers? Contact Ben or comment if you know how to belay.

May
-Shabbat
-and...?

Thursday, December 17, 2009

Keep in touch

Just a reminder about other ways you can keep in touch with what's Jew-ly planned:
1) We have a Facebook Group, where you can suggest activities, connect, etc. Search for Jewish Young Professionals of Anne Arundel County.

2) We have a public Google Calendar which you can subscribe to called Annapolis Jewish Young Professionals. Hopefully, the following will help you to subscribe:


3) Host something yourself and let us know!!! We'll help you advertise and get the word out.

Monday, December 7, 2009

CSA 2 TBS



Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) is coming to Temple Beth Shalom (TBS) in 2010! Working with Calvert Farms farmer Pam Stegall, a subscription to the weekly share of farm-fresh, delicious, organic, and local veggies will be available.

More info about CSAs and Calvert Farms is available on their website (www.calvertfarm.com), and photos of previous weekly shares are on Flickr: http://tinyurl.com/ydpenk2

Info on cost, subscription dates, etc to be posted here soon, so check back!

If you are interested in signing up, leave a comment, or contact Ben at bfertig at liquiddirt dot org

Saturday, December 5, 2009

December Shabbat Super Supper Series

The second shabbat supper in this series will be hosted by Ken and Lauren Krivitzky (and daughters Sophie and Amelia) Krivitzky in Crofton on December 11, the first night of Hannukah. To RSVP, please call Ken at 513 503 9559.