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Hope you are well, wishing you all the best.@Daniela
Thank you for your lovely sentiments.
With all that is going on since October 7th I have been reticent to share anything joyful of a personal nature.B”H my personal life and health are good. I have met someone and I”H we shall marry in the spring.
She will not become Mrs. CTL, as I shall move to NY and FL. My licenses are active in those states should I choose to work.
I shall rejoin the CR with a new user name when appropriate.The CTL compound and CT office are being turned over to my adult children and this septuagenarian will take a hands off approach..
Mazel tov!
Mazel Tov!
Mazel tov
בברכת מז”ט מז”ט
ושתה’ בשעה טובה ומוצלחתMazal tov. You should keep your user name, you are not losing your CT license, so it will not be a misrepresentation.
@AAQ
It is not about the status of my CT license, but the fact that I often referred to ‘Mrs. CTL’ A”H and her profession/abilities.
It would be too confusing and disrespectful to her memory if I made a mention of a new wife and she could be confused by a reader with the late Mrs.CTL.Mazel Tov!
Did you ever think you’d become a snowbird?
Mazal tov.
Mazel Tov, I always had a lot of respect for you, even when we agreed to disagree.
@Coffee Addict
Before Mrs. CTL A”L took ill we were snowbirds for 10 years.
I have owned in Florida for decades ( mostly used by the children and grandchildren) and my kallah also owns a home there.Ctlawyer,
I thought only NYers were snowbirds (in the sense that everyone else aren’t called that)
I guess after twelve years of living in NY I’ve finally become a NYer
Mazal Tov and best wishes from the entire CR chevrah and indeed the state of CT.
I strongly suggest that whatever new name you take on, you also include your former title of CTLawyer. Think about X formerly known as Twitter. Have you ever seen anyone refer to it as just “X”? No one who know what you are talking about (hence the brilliance of Elon Musk!) May I humbly suggest that you name be something like” ____ formerly known as CTLAWYER”.
CT will miss you.
Mazel tov!
Just refer to your new wife as “my wife” instead of “Mrs. CTL”.
CTL, Wishing you and your Kallah and the gantza mishpacha a big and hearty Mazal Tov! You have all my love and best wishes, now and forever. Thank you for being who you are and doing everything you do.
@UJM
Thank you so much for your kind words and well wishes.
I have missed our repartee, and look forward to resuming it in the future.
We are proof how well (and respectfully) those from different sects and backgrounds can peacefully coexist and support each otherCTL, I’d consider it a great privilege and something to very much look forward to arranging the opportunity to meet you and your Kallah. Whenever you can arrange that just give me a holler and I’ll start warming up my car.
As you well know I’ve always enjoyed all our conversations; differences of opinions is something more worthwhile having discussions about than simply agreeing on everything. I’m sure you remember Ed Koch’s famous quote that “If you agree with me on nine out of 12 issues, vote for me. If you agree with me on 12 out of 12 issues, see a psychiatrist.” I’m certain as Yiddishe brothers that we agree with each other on something closer to 11 out of 12 issues, even though it is the 1 out of 12 that sucks up all the (enjoyable) airtime.
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