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משנכנס אדר מרבין בשמחה-When Adar comes in we are very joyful

And what better way to be joyful than to read books?

FAQ

1. Can I join if I’m not Jewish?

Yes! The readathon is open to everyone.

2. What is Purim?

It’s a Jewish holiday that happens in the Hebrew month of Adar! We celebrate not being murdered by a vizier by eating, drinking, dressing up and giving charity. Here’s a link to the story. Here are a list of some customs.

3. How many days is it?

16. Between 7 March (First day of the new month)-22 March (Shushan Purim)

4. Okay, I read the Timetable and you mentioned Adar A and Adar B. What’s up with that? Also, the readathon starts on the 30th of Adar A but it says that it’s the first day of the new month?

The Hebrew calendar has 12 months: Tishrei, Cheshvan, Kislev, Tevet, Shvat, Adar, Nissan, Iyar, Sivan, Tamuz, Av, Elul. Except during a leap year where we add another month between Shvat and Adar and call it Adar A and Adar Adar B.

Depending on the moon a Hebrew month ends on the 29th and the new month/moon is on the 1st or the Hebrew month ends on the 30th and new month/moon is on the 30th and 1st.

5. What is the tag?

#purim readathon #purim readathon 2019 #purim readathon 5779

Challenges

Choose as few or as many as you want

-read a book with a woman main character

-read a book with children as the main characters

-read a book with an over-the-top villain

-read a book where one of the characters is a translator or a soccer player (or both)

-read a book where the characters dress up

-read a book with a clown or circus

-read a book set in Persia/Iran

-read a book set in a palace

-read a book that is unusual in some way (the characters names are redacted, there are no words, there are puzzles in the middle, etc.)

Timetable

7 March (First day of the new month/30 Adar A): Post your TBR

8-10 March (1-3 Adar B): משנכנס When it comes in Talk about the books you started, their beginnings, and what you like in beginnings.

11-13 March (4-6 Adar B): אדר Adar Fish and mythology: Do you like mythology in your books? Do you prefer reading about real mythology or mythology that the author’s made up?

14-16 March (7-9 Adar B): מרבין a lot Are you reading long books or short books for the readathon? In general, which do you prefer?

17-19 March (10-12 Adar B): בשמחה in happiness Do you prefer lighthearted books? Do you like reading humor? If not, what books make you happy?

20 March (Ta’anit Esther or the Fast of Esther/13 Adar B): If you can, without any spoilers, talk about about the sacrifices the characters in the books you’re reading/your favorite books make. Alternatively, or also, talk about the brave moments they have that you loved.

21 March (Purim/14 Adar B): Talk about whatever you want. After all, this is the day that everything turned upside down, and it’s your turn to choose!

22 March (Shushan Purim/15 Adar B): Talk about your underrated favorites. Were any of the books you read for the readathon less popular/hyped? Keep on reading today for one last day of celebration!

23 March (16 Adar B): It’s still Adar but the celebration is over (at least until next month when Passover comes around). What books did you finish? What books didn’t you?

#mine #readthon #purim readthon #purim readathon 2019 #purim readathon 5779 #purim #פורים #long post

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he-harim · 7 years

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mishnayot ive looked at inside

masechet brachot (whilst on hadar; july/aug 2017, av 5777 if i remember correctly)

masechet megilla (directly after that i guess?)

masechet yoma (1-5 inclusive on YK 5778; 6-8 inclusive in cheshvan 5778, b/c i remembered i had it left over)

masechet moed katan (perek alef during/before chagim 5777-8?, perek bet+gimmel cheshvan 5778)

masechet rosh hashanah, (1 and 2 elul 5777, 3 + half of 4 cheshvan 5778, 2nd half of 4 kislev 5778)

masechet chagiga 1:1-2 cheshvan, 1:3-2:4 kislev, up to 3:6 tevet, fin. in shevat

masechet sukkah 1:1-8 kislev, to end of 4 shevat, to end in adar 5778

masechet sotah to 1:8 in cheshvan, to 2:3 in kislev, to the end of perek 5 in tevet, to end of 7 in shevat, finished (to 9:15) in adar

masechet taanit, perek 1 cheshvan, 2 kislev, to 4:4 inclusive shevat, finished (to 4:8) in adar

masechet pesachim to 3:1 shevat, to 5:2 adar, to end (10:9) nisan

masechet ketubot to 1:4 adar, end of 5 nisan, end of 12 iyar, to end (13:11) sivan

masechet kiddushin to end (4:14) sivan

masechet bava metzia 1-4:8 inclusive shevat, to the end of 5 adar, to 7:6 nisan, to 9:11 iyar, to end (10:6) sivan

masechet zevachim to 2:3 adar, 4:1 nisan, end of 8 iyar, to end (14:10) sivan

masechet beitzah to end of 2 iyar, to end of 5:3 sivan, to end (5:7) tammuz

masechet pirkei avot finished in av 5778 (got bored on shabbat & read it from my siddur on 2nd shabbat of keilim)

masechet shekalim to 6:6 tammuz, to end (8:8) av

masechet menachot end of 5 in tammuz, to 11:3 av, to end (13:11) elul

masechet tahorot to 3:2 sivan, to end of 6 tammuz, end of 7 av, to end (10:8) elul 5778

masechet chullin to end of 4 elul 5778, to end (12:5) tishrei 5779

masechet gittin to 1:5 sivan, 3:3 in tammuz, end of 4 av, 7:1 elul 5778, 8:5 tishrei 5779, to end (9:10) marcheshvan

masechet mikvaot to 2:5 elul 5778, to 6:6 tishrei 5779, end (10:8) marcheshvan

masechet avodah zarah to 1:7 in adar, 4:4 in nisan, 5:9 in marcheshvan 5779, end (5:12) kislev

mishna bechorot to 5:2 marcheshvan, end (9:8) kislev

mishna peah end of 2 marcheshvan, end of 5 kislev, end (8:9) tevet

masechet arachin 2:3 kislev, end of 6 tevet, end (9:8) shevat

mishna nedarim end of 2 marcheshvan, end of 5 kislev, to 9:4 inclusive tevet, end of 10 shevat, end (11:12) adar rishon

masechet bava kamma end of 1 tishrei 5779, end of 3 marcheshvan, end of 6 kislev, end of 8 tevet, 10:4 shevat, end (10:10) adar rishon

masechet demai to 3:1 tevet, to 6:1 shevat, end (7:8) adar rishon

masechet oktzin to end (3:12) adar rishon

masechet makkot 2:2 kislev, end of 2 shevat, to 3:5 adar rishon, to end (3:16) adar sheini

masechet temura to 3:4 adar rishon, to end (7:6) adar sheini

masechet kilayim to 3:2 adar rishon, to 6:2 adar sheini, to end (9:10) nisan

masechet shabbat to end of 2 tammuz, to 6:1 av, to end of 11 elul 5778, to 16:3 tishrei 5779, to end of 17 marcheshvan, to end of 20 kislev, to 22:2 shevat, to 22:5 adar rishon, 23:2 nisan, end (24:5) iyar

masechet sheviit to 2:7 nisan, 4:6 iyyar, end (10:9) sivan

masechet kritot 1:2 adar sheini, end of 3 nisan, end of 5 iyyar, end (6:9) sivan

masechet yadayim to end of 1 iyyar, 3 sivan, end (4:8) av

masechet meilah to end of 4 tamuz, end (6:6) av

masechet yevamot to 2:7 adar rishon, to end of 5 adar sheini, to end of 7 nisan, end of 11 iyyar, to 13:10 tammuz, to end (16:7) av

masechet terumot to end of 1 sivan, to 8:4 tamuz, to 9:5 av, to end (10:9) elul

kelim:

bava kamma (1-10) to 5:1 kislev, 7:2 tevet, end of 10 shevat

bava metzia (11-20) to 11:7 adar rishon, to end of 16 adar sheini, to 17:11 nisan, to end of 20 iyyar

bava batra (21-30) to end of 21 iyyar, to 27:1 av, fin (30:4) elul

tvul yom end of 2 elul, end (4:6) tishrei 5780

masechet tamid 1:1 av, 5:4 elul, end (7:4) tishrei 5780

masechet maasrot 2:6 elul, end of 3 tishrei 5780, to end (5:8) marcheshvan

masechet middot 1:4 tishrei 5780, 4:5 cheshvan, end (5:4) kislev

masechet kinnim 2:2 kislev, to end (3:6) tevet hadran alach seder kodashim

masechet maaser sheini 1:6 marcheshvan, 3:12 kislev, 5:1 tevet, end (5:15) shvat

masechet zavim to end of 3 shvat, end (5:12) adar

masechet challah to 3:1 shvat, end (4:11) adar

masechet orlah 1:3 adar, end (3:9) nisan

masechet bikkurim to end (4:5) nisan hadran alach seder zeraim

masechet horayot end (3:8) nisan

masechet sanhedrin to end of 1 elul, to 4:5 tishrei 5780, to 7:1 marcheshvan, 7:9 kislev, end of 9 tevet, 10:5 adar, fin (11:6) nisan

masechet ohalot to 2:2 tishrei 5780, 3:4 marcheshvan, end of 6 kislev, end of 9 shvat, end of 12 adar, 15:8 nisan, end (18:10) iyyar

masechet negaim to end of 5 iyyar, end (14:13) sivan

masechet shevuot to 1:4 nisan, to end of 4 iyyar, end of 6 sivan, end (8:6) tammuz

masechet parah to 3:2 sivan, end of 11 tammuz, fin (12:11) av

masechet niddah to end of 6 av, fin (10:8) tishrei 5781

masechet makhshirin to end of 3 tishrei 5781, end (6:8) marcheshvan hadran alach seder tahorot

masechet bava batra to 2:5 adar rishon, to end of 5 adar sheini, end of 9 cheshvan 5781, end (10:8) kislev

masechet eruvin to end of 2 nisan, end of 4 iyar, end of 5 av, end of 6 tevet, to 7:5 iyyar, to 8:7 sivan, end of 9 tammuz, 10:14 elul 5780

masechet nazir 2:4 av, 4:2 elul, 5:3 tishrei 5780, end of 8 marcheshvan, 9:4 kislev

masechet eduyot 1:3 tammuz, 1:10 cheshvan 5781

#this is not as much as i thought #and it is time to look @ more #i think.#mishna #mishnayot #personal #ayekah

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he-harim · 7 years

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things ive leyned in a shul

Chukkat -- Shemot/Numbers 20:14-29 My bat mitzvah portion, Reform shul with triennial readings July 2011 / 5772 (?)

Eikev -- shishi, shvi’i, maftir (?) -- Masorti summer camp, also triennial August 2017 / 5777

Re’eh -- shishi, maftir (?) -- Ohel Mo’ed (Masorti/trad egal minyan), nontriennial August 2017 / 5777

Nitzavim -- revii, chamishi -- Devarim/Deuteronomy 30:1-14 Ohel Mo’ed September 2017 / 5777

Vayetzei -- sheini -- Genesis 29:1-17 Ohel Mo’ed November 2017 / 5778

Mikeitz -- shlishi -- Genesis 41:39-52 Ohel Mo’ed December 2017 / 5778

Vayigash -- sheini -- Genesis 44.31-45.7 Kol Nefesh Masorti, my local shul December 2017 / 5778

Acharon shel Pesach (Re’eh shishi) -- rishon -- Deuteronomy 15:1-18 Ohel Mo’ed April 2018 / Nissan 5778 (also at Shavuot, also at Sukkot in Oxford, also at Pesach in Oxford 19)

Shemini -- rishon -- Vayikra 9:1-15 Kol Nefesh April 2018 / Nissan 5778

Maftir Shavuot -- Numbers/Bamidbar 28:26-31 Ohel Moed May 2018 / Sivan 5778

Beha’alotecha -- shlishi -- Numbers/Bamidbar 9:1-14 Ohel Mo’ed June 2018 / Sivan 5778

Balak -- 1/3 of weekday rishon, 22:8-13 Conservative Yeshiva weekday services June 2018 / Tammuz 5778

Pinchas -- 1/3 of weekday rishon, Numbers/Bamidbar 25:16-26:4 CY July 2018 / Tammuz 5778

Vaetchanan -- extremely trimmed for camp, the aseret hadibrot -- Deuteronomy 5:6-18 Noam camp July 2018 / Av 5778

Ki Teitzei -- shlishi -- Devarim/Deuteronomy Ohel Moed August 2018

Ki Tavo -- rishon -- Devarim/Deuteronomy Ohel Moed August 2018

Shmini Atzeret -- ??? -- Devarim/Deuteronomy 15:1-18 Oxford Egalitarian 8 Atzeret services (as in #8) October 2018 / Tishrei 5779

Rosh Chodesh -- sheini, shlishi -- Bamidbar/Numbers 3-5, 6-10 Noam WoW Solidarity Rosh Chodesh minyan January 2019

Mishpatim -- rishon -- Shemot/Exodus 21:1-19 Ohel Mo’ed February 2019

Vayikra -- shlishi, chamishi OhMo, March 2019

Zachor -- Deuteronomy 25:17-19 OhMo, March 2019 (same date as above

Beshalach – sheini (7th day Pesach shlishi) – Exodus 14:19-14 OJC (Oxford)

Re’eh – 8th day Pesach Shabbat shishi – Deut 16:9-12

OJC April 2019

Balak ‒ rishon (Mon+Thurs full leyning) ‒ Num 22:2-12 Yeshivat Hadar July 2019

#i really thought that i had leyned more things than this #for personal keepingtrackofthings #ayekah #personal #leyning

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