The Rabbi's Widow and the Butcher
A Rabbi died and his widow was so disconsolate that the people of the town decided that she ought to get married again.
The town was so small that the only eligible bachelor was the town butcher.
The poor widow was somewhat dismayed, because she had been wed to a scholar, and the butcher had no real formal
education.
However, she was lonely, so she agreed, and they were
married.
After the marriage, Friday came. She went to the Mikvah,
the Jewish ritual bath to get rid of impurities.
Then she went home to prepare to light the candles.
The butcher leaned over to her and said, "My mother told me
that after the mikvah and before lighting the candles, it's good to have sex."
So they did.
She lit the candles.
He leaned over again and said, "My father told me that after
lighting the candles it's good to have sex."
So they did.
They went to bed after saying their prayers. When they awoke he said to her, "My grandmother said that before you go to the synagogue, it's good to have sex."
So they did.
After praying all morning, they came home to rest; and again
he whispers in her ear, "My grandfather says after praying
it's good to have sex."
So they did.
On Sunday, she went out to shop for food and met a friend who asked, "So how is the new husband?"
She replied, "Well, he's no scholar, but he comes from a wonderful family.
A Rabbi died and his widow was so disconsolate that the people of the town decided that she ought to get married again.
The town was so small that the only eligible bachelor was the town butcher.
The poor widow was somewhat dismayed, because she had been wed to a scholar, and the butcher had no real formal
education.
However, she was lonely, so she agreed, and they were
married.
After the marriage, Friday came. She went to the Mikvah,
the Jewish ritual bath to get rid of impurities.
Then she went home to prepare to light the candles.
The butcher leaned over to her and said, "My mother told me
that after the mikvah and before lighting the candles, it's good to have sex."
So they did.
She lit the candles.
He leaned over again and said, "My father told me that after
lighting the candles it's good to have sex."
So they did.
They went to bed after saying their prayers. When they awoke he said to her, "My grandmother said that before you go to the synagogue, it's good to have sex."
So they did.
After praying all morning, they came home to rest; and again
he whispers in her ear, "My grandfather says after praying
it's good to have sex."
So they did.
On Sunday, she went out to shop for food and met a friend who asked, "So how is the new husband?"
She replied, "Well, he's no scholar, but he comes from a wonderful family.
