Weather It Is (What to Say?)

Good Afternoon:

It's the week before Pesach.  All through the night, mice are about, so so it seems.  That scratching sound is actually the sound of a brush, or a broom, or even just a lone fingernail.

Now that the Palestinians have decided to "blow-up" the talks, and proceed along the lines they were going to anyway, to do everything they can to "get rid of the Jews"  (from "Palestine," God forbid), we might as well get it over with  The hope is that their efforts will be confined to the non-violent kind (and this does not include throwing rocks).  In my opinion, there is a catch 22 here.  If the Palestinian claim they have a state, then I say: "all the best" (in Area A and Gaza). It's not what they wanted, but there tends to be less interest when we're talking only about a border dispute (rather than whether Israel should exist or not).

What I wanted to say is that much warmer temperatures should arrive as we progress from Shabbat into late Sunday.  However, before we can say: "ICC,"  the cold air will sweep back in, putting an end to any grand aspirations.  Right now, this looks to be a fairly cold storm, but moisture supplies are limited.  We'll have to wait and see.

Pesach looks fairly clean, with (most likely) moderating temperatures.

Barry Lynn