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Hi. I am looking to get involved in a daytime Chesed activity to fill some spare time. Not interested in bikur cholim visiting hospitals-type thing….perhaps something more upbeat for me. Any ideas?
Kibud Av V’Eim. Ask your parents every day what you can do to help them. Call them. Do the same for your grandparents.
There’s no comparable mitzvah to the chesed of kibud av v’eim.
I don’t know where u live, but I believe some communities have organizations that help out mothers of newborn babies especially mothers of multiples. That can be time fulfilling as well as gratifying.
Counselling free-loafers who have nothing to do, like me.
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Just curious. Why does my post not get posted? I sent it twice, & both times it disappeared.
One more time: this is the post that keeps getting lost:
I will give you a hint. If your post keeps getting deleted, there is something wrong with it. We don’t allow links.
Big brother/big sister? Tutoring?
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