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This is weekday service, so it’s only about 1 hr long, including a short Thursday morning Torah reading. For those who regularly miss services because you work on Saturdays, here’s an opportunity to come to shul. Also, I will read Pres. George Washington’s proclamation of the first Thanksgiving Day. All in all, a good reason to get out of the house for a little while on Thanksgiving morning. You’ll be home by 11:00 or 11:30 even after a bagel and coffee.
Wished I could have been there. Happy Thanksgiving to all of you.
Sondra Greer