So, I'm back from shul. And exhausted.

Yeah. Sleepy. Yom Kippur is really, really spiritually uplifting and all that, and totally, completely exhausting. It takes a lot out of you. Really, I suppose, it takes EVERYTHING out of you -- that's the point.

And now I've got to do class prep for tomorrow morning. Sleepy. . .

Anyway, there was a bit of excitement this afternoon at services. We were having a discussion on what "forgiveness" was, and how it worked and all that, and all of a sudden there was a crash and a circular hole appeared in one of the windows.
( <mode:'AnthonyTrollope'>Now, dear readers, I do not wish you to worry about this rather dramatic development. As you will soon see, this event, which may seem so sinister at the outset, nonetheless, indeed, had an innocent and harmless cause.</mode> )

sleeeeeeeeppppyyy

too sleepy to do class prep
too sleepy to use complete sentences
too sleepy to use capital letters or punctuation
will go to sleep now and do class prep early in the morning
early early early in the morning
yom kippur is one of my favorite holidays but it really doesnt leave much left of you afterwards does it