Thanks for not asking too many hard questions! Henry Abramson’s 2014 Lectures in Review

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  1. Dear Hillel, As much as it pains me to miss any of your classes, miss I must! Dec 24 my daughter decided last minute “to cook” since her daughter had the night off and my son was in town. Dec 31 my son and I will not go out but will spend the evening viewing DVDs of old movies. I never leave home on NY eve. Then, during two Wed nights in January, I will miss more (thank goodness you are online even without the jokes). The MJFFestival has me for two weeks every night from Jan 15-29 at Miami Shores theater. So don’t write me off. I’ve been quite busy with family and my son the past two weeks. After January I plan to be back to classes as usual. Looking forward to it. Sincerely, Estabell Gettis And may the new secular year be filled with easy questions. Date: Wed, 31 Dec 2014 13:31:43 +0000 To: paperbell2@hotmail.com

  2. Dear Dr. Abramson,

    I have been bingeing on your lectures of Jewish history and have been blown away at your erudition and menshlichkeit.

    In the lecture on Golda Meir, I think you may have mentioned the Nile when you meant the Suez Canal.

    Finally, I must tell you I beam whenever you respond to your daughter’s questions.

    Such a father.

    Such a daughter…

    B’vracha,

    Bob

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