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Jewish Scarecrow Sighting

So I’m walking down the street in Baltimore this past shabbos and spotted a Jewish scarecrow.

Now how on earth could I tell it was Jewish you may ask!

Was it wearing a yarmulke? Was it holding a plate of kugel? Was it acting as a shadchun? Did it have a sign proclaiming to the world that it was Jewish?

Nope, but it had a sheitle on!

That’s right folks some ingenious woman had decided to make a scarecrow by sticking two of those Styrofoam sheitle heads onto sticks and then place a sheitle on top of them. If humans like myself are scared of sheitles I can only imagine what the crows were thinking as they aborted their garden eating mission.

I promise next time I am in Baltimore to get a picture.

Letters to the Editor 12 letters since 2008

  1. Is this the same lady in Baltimore who does the famous Chanukah house with all the Christmas lights? I wonder.

  2. It is possible that the wig was made of Indian hair- does that mean we could put a red dot on the forehead of the fake head?

    Utube- I have no idea.

  3. We have to find the husband to this scarecrow. since she has a sheitel I assume she is married. Oh! she must have scared him off and now she doesnt have a get. So this person put up a scarecrow to show that there are many people out there who are an igunah and we should do something about it. or am I overinterpreting this.

  4. also you come to baltimore and don’t let us know. How could you not come to BAIS LUBAVITCH. You would come home with at least a weeks worth of Shul stories, because nothing mixes better than …….crothety old Chasidic men, Mashka ( booze), lots of screaming kids, and an amazing shul smell that is a mixture of herring and i don’t know what.

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