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I propose that instead of yapping on YWN about things beyond our control, we all take a break until Yom Kippur and focus on actively changing something in our lives that needs fixing…I bet that will help all of our cases in Shamayim this Yom Kippur. What do you say?
do you or do you not want anyone to post here? in your proposal, you suggest not posting on ywn until after yom kippur, but at the same time, you ask for our opinions??
just curious 🙂
I can manage changing some negative trait(at least trying to), and posting in the CR.
I think when it comes to tshuva, we should all make our own decisions how we want to go about it.
you all gave very good “teshuvas” to her post…
besides, what could be more condusive to “yapping” in the CR? Web browsing? Non-moderated chat rooms?
This is probably the safest place to be
Ramat- please don’t feel bad. We know you meant good. But we can’t go crazy because we have to do tshuva.
oops sorry, i just read your post more thoroughly, ramateshkolian. got it now. makes sense. 🙂
smartcookie – about going crazy. just an interesting thing, i have a friend/teacher whose husband gets sick every year before yom kippur because he’s nervous about mechila, kappara, etc. it’s not stam!!
“I propose that instead of yapping on YWN about things beyond our control, we all take a break until Yom Kippur and focus on actively changing something in our lives that needs fixing…”
My drawers need fixing- they’re off track. You coming to do it?
sorry, didn’t mean to be a laitz, and i agree with your point
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