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When I was single I always wanted to go somewhere random for shabbos. Now that I am married I still want to and my husband wouldnt mind it either. Does anyone know how I can get to families who live in New Square or Williamsburg or anywhere else like that for shabbos? Any other suggestions on where to go for shabbos?
Go to Idaho
Definitely Idaho.
wisewoman… there’s a website just for you! An active one, too!
wisewoman, are you talking about williamsburg? or certain type of people in williamsburg? There are many people with internet in williamsburg
Wisewoman
You want to spend Shabbos with the Amish?
Atlantic City is a great idea now that shabbos will soon be ending earlier…
Shabbos with the Amish?
Shabbish with the Amish. Sounds like the title of a Jewish reality-television show. 🙂
The Wolf
When I looked at the title i tought you would want o go somewhere NICE! I would recommend Solomon Suites for a real nice get away. Food great and pleasant atmosphere too!
Wolf
Shabbos with the Amish?
Shabbish with the Amish. Sounds like the title of a Jewish reality-television show. 🙂
You sure you dont mean Shabbos with the Heimish? 🙂
You sure you dont mean Shabbos with the Heimish? 🙂
That could work too. 🙂
Of course, whenever I think about Jews and the Amish, I’m always reminded of the scene in “The Frisco Kid” when Gene Wilder runs towards the Amish workers yelling “Landsmen, Landsmen…” and his look of bewilderment when they ask him “Dost thou speak English?” 🙂
The Wolf
WolfishMusings
I saw it as a kid so I cant remember but I recall it being funny lol.
Go to New Square. Its an unbelievably wonderful spiritual experience. They have a great sense of hachnosas orchim. I dont know who you can call though. When I go it’s to my cousin so I have a place to stay with food and all. The kabolas shabbos is very inspiring.
I spent shabbos with a chasidish family in Montana. But they were on vacation from Monsey.
popa_bar_abba
lol you got me to laugh 🙂
Wolfish: I was just talking about that scene from The Frisco Kid the other day. Many of us were laughing as if the movie had just come out. In my mind (limited as it may be) that is one of the funniest movie lines of all time. There are a couple of Mel Brooks lines that are equally as funny.
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