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IS: From your comments it appears you are a member of the modern community, so perhaps things are different there with girls learning Talmud and boys focus on secular studies precluding their mastering of Torah and halacha. But certainly in the Chareidi communities, where the boys know Torah and halacha cold inside and out, with less focus on secular subjects that would distract their limud, it is no comparison to the girls learning Navi and mainly the halachas that are relevant to girls.
Itche,
I guess you just proved my point.
Why, did they only allow “slightly older” girls to serve refreshments?
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I didn’t say “slightly older girls” I said “unmarried girls.”
Cantoresq, I was addressing Charlie’s assertion that the shidduch crises would be avoided if your minhag was followed today.
DY–I had a dream last night that I woke up in the morning and logged on to the CR and discovered that you had Joseph written under your screen name. I was really disappointed because I had always enjoyed your posts and it was a big letdown to find out that you were Joseph all along.
DY–I had a dream last night that I woke up in the morning and logged on to the CR and discovered that you had Joseph written under your screen name. I was really disappointed because I had always enjoyed your posts and it was a big letdown to find out that you were Joseph all along.
What a nightmare (for me!)
It’s a shame, you finally get some sleep, and this happens!
Besides, I wasn’t Joseph all along, it just started happening slowly…
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