It was Jewish New Year
the other week, so I did the right thing and went to synagogue. I ended up going with some Jewish dykes
I know. We made a day of it, as
much as you can.
Despite not being
particularly connected to the community, I still knew a few people. Most don’t recognise me. Or perhaps I don’t recognise them. An awkward nod seems enough,
anyway. I dressed in work clothes
– nice pants, nice shirt, pretty straight forward. I got introduced to a few people by my friends, one being
80. We had a nice chat about the service, the rabbi and the weather. No confusion on her face, no drama, just an opportunity to have a nice chat. The reason there was no confusion, as it turns out, is because she thought I was a
lovely young man.
At least I have manners, no matter the gender.
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