The first seder is on Monday night. In preparation for Passover, I've been busy turning my house inside out, shlepping boxes, cleaning my car, and taking out all my Passover dishes. Meanwhile, Haggadot.com has been buzzing with activity. The variety of content on our site continues to grow and surprise me. Here's just a sampling of the content submitted this week:
B'chol Lashon contributed recipes, customs, and more revolving around the Global seder. Fair Trade Judaica shared readings relating to Fair Trade and how it can be incorporated into the seder. The Congress of Secular Jewish Organization posted their haggadah. Rabbi Scott Gurdin shared his Rhyming Haggadah, great for kids of all ages and those young at heart. Sue Kayton posted her Monty Python Haggadah. And artist Beth Flusser shared her beautiful Passover-related pieces.
We've also received some great press recently. Check out some of the articles:
- Jewcy.com: http://bit.ly/gmGWm3
- eJewish Philanthropy: http://bit.ly/gAlLOz
- The Jewish Week: http://bit.ly/hBWfuz
- The Forward: http://bit.ly/hP4wxS
There are just a few days left to create your own personalized haggadah. Keep checking back for new content!
About Sara Smith
Sara Smith, a Los Angeles native, recently returned to her hometown after spending five years in Boston. She currently teaches Judaic Studies at a number of different Jewish day schools throughout the West Los Angeles area. When she is not preparing lesson plans or doing outreach for Haggadot.com, Sara loves to sing, travel, play squash, and just relax. Sara has her BA from Brandeis University in Near Eastern and Judaic Studies, as well as a Masters of Arts in Teaching from Brandeis.
