Pre-Rosh-HaShannah Amusement, Local Style
Oct. 2nd, 2005 11:20 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
gnomiSo I was out and about on Harvard St. (the center of Jewish shopping in the Boston area) this morning, running various errands (including buying this year's Shabbat times magnet). When I was done, I was near the Butcherie, so I decided to stop in and see if they carried evaporated milk (with Butcherie on the corner by our place, it's not uncommon for me to use Butcherie as my not-as-convenient-hours Store 24 equivalent). I knew that, with it being the last full day before Rosh HaShannah, the Butcherie was going to be a zoo, but I had the time, and I was only looking for one, non-essential item, so I figured I'd drop in and take my chances.
I walked in the door and immediately ran into Craig, the guy in charge of stock at Butcherie. "gnomi!" he said, "You know better!"
"I do," I said. "But I've got some time to kill, so I figured I'd find out if you had any evaporated milk."
"I'm all out," he said.
"OK, then," I said, surveying the crowded aisle and the people coming and going around me. "Be well; I'll probably see you some time after Sukkot."
"Eh, it won't be that long," Craig responded. "Most of these people have never heard of Sukkot."
I walked in the door and immediately ran into Craig, the guy in charge of stock at Butcherie. "
gnomi!" he said, "You know better!""I do," I said. "But I've got some time to kill, so I figured I'd find out if you had any evaporated milk."
"I'm all out," he said.
"OK, then," I said, surveying the crowded aisle and the people coming and going around me. "Be well; I'll probably see you some time after Sukkot."
"Eh, it won't be that long," Craig responded. "Most of these people have never heard of Sukkot."
