What's everyone wearing....right now!

Ruchel

Thu, Jul 27 2006, 11:58 am

White Aberbcrombie tee-shirt with blue Abercrombie inscription, white skirt with lace motives, rings, blue&white lace necklace with blue and white cameo, purple stilettos Twisted Evil

happy2beme

Thu, Jul 27 2006, 12:05 pm

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We thought about it, but we fear that it would destroy the inscriptions inside (initials of grandparents, hebrew & secular date from 1927).

uh oh!

I can hear the stampede of all the imamother members coming

Please do not tell me u got married with that ring! Question

red sea

Thu, Jul 27 2006, 12:23 pm

nicole81 wrote:

Why is it that whenever I see this thread pop up, I always manage to be in my pajamas?

that makes 2 of us LOL

so I think I'll just post my pj's

I'm wearing a cotton/spandex fitted black tank top and a pair of black short shorts with the white double lines going down the sides, one diamond and platinum anniversay band on one middle finger, a gold and ruby ring on the other middle finger, a tennis bracelet, a diamond pendant on a chain, and silver hoop earrings with crystals.

does this qualify me for the best dressed list? at least in the pajama wear section?

nicole81

Thu, Jul 27 2006, 12:26 pm

ooooh, pajamas and jewelry; you're looking better than me!

I'm wearing a big blue tshirt that says "Old Navy" across it, with (non matching) blue plaid pajama pants, along with just a diamond anniversary band.

Ruchel

Thu, Jul 27 2006, 12:34 pm

happy2beme wrote:

Quote:

We thought about it, but we fear that it would destroy the inscriptions inside (initials of grandparents, hebrew & secular date from 1927).

uh oh!

I can hear the stampede of all the Imamother members coming

Please do not tell me u got married with that ring! Question

I did. The Chief Rabbi Yoffe-Schlesinger who married us said it was kosher, and so did the rabbi of the Great Synagogue of Jerusalem. Anything else? Confused

happy2beme

Thu, Jul 27 2006, 12:59 pm

Ok
Sorry, if I insulted u- just it was hocked into us that the inside has to be smooth & not engraved, so when I read it- it was like a shock. but when I keep thinking about it, maybe others do differently.

Is that Rabbi sefardi or Ashkenaz?

Just wondering if the law differentiates between seph & asken or within ashkenaz too?

Ruchel

Thu, Jul 27 2006, 1:52 pm

happy2beme wrote:

Yoffe Schlesinger is definitely Ashkenazic, Litvish "sect", extremely frum and reliable (anyone who saw my pics on OS saw that he looks so LOL

!). The rabbi of the synagogue was Ashkenazic, from NY.

Don't worry, you didn't insult me at all. But I didn't want other people to come and start a controversy over my wedding c'v, because it's not just about me but also dh and the future children. You know what I mean? Smile

jewgal84

Thu, Jul 27 2006, 2:28 pm

Right now, I'm wearing a long brown "peasanty" skirt. A light pink 3/4 t-shirt with the words "NY JEANS" written ever so slightly out of silver metal beads and white longish t-shirt that sticks out just a bit from under the pink one. I'm also weaing a brown tichel and matching socks Lady

Crayon210

Thu, Jul 27 2006, 5:48 pm

Regarding Ruchel's ring--

I learned at one point that it is fine for there to be designs or engravings in the ring as long as the kallah knows the value of the ring.

I don't think this means that everyone has to know the exact value of her ring (I sure as anything don't), but that designed or engraved rings are not necessarily a problem.

Ambassador-to-KJ

Thu, Jul 27 2006, 6:05 pm

I'm wearing a pieced flary jean skirt with a crossover yellow tunic , with paisley in summery colors and metallic thead running through it (beige shell underneath) on the crossover part and cuffs there is beige flowered lace with tiny shimmery beads and sequins. Striped socks matching my shirt and at the moment a pink sequined tichel.

shoy18

Thu, Jul 27 2006, 6:11 pm

Im wearing a black three quater length tee shirt, a short black bubble skirt, and black mules. yes alll black! my wedding rings, and a diamond wedding bans, and a neckalace

Ruchel

Thu, Jul 27 2006, 6:21 pm

Crayon210 wrote:

Interesting! I have to say I don't know the value of the ring... I know it's gold and old, but to me its value is sentimental. Do you think I have to find out? I've always been curious to have it expertized, just to see.