I know someone who once said:

I’m not mean, I just know how to say no.

Cinderella,

TorahMom was inquiring about frum seminaries…

It depends on the standards of the community.

Need Seminary Help:

“The Be’er Heitev wrote that Scripture (including Tehillim) shouldn’t be read at night, and from the Pri Megadim’s words we can derive that you are allowed to read Scripture [at night]. It seems that even to the stringent authorities there is no prohibition to do so, rather one should ideally read Scripture during the day, and the

source for this is a Midrash where it says that Hashem learns with Scripture with Moshe by day and Mishna at night.”

I hope that you’ll find this to be helpful.

How about these…..

1- …we hear you’re voices loud and clear…

2 – …from my comfy soft bed to the ice cold street…

3 – Hashem knows just what happened there’s no reason to deny…

Here’s a couple:

1 – …to enrichen the lives of this wasteland is his goal…

2 – … they were crying – their tears hit the floor…

3 – … the prime minister’s awakend, a Russian Mig has been seen…

Let’s see who really knows hisher stuff

Let’s start with heimishe music:

1 – Da’ati Alieha by Aaron Razel (btw, his latest album ????? is probably one of the ten best frum albums ever released).

2 – The Man from Vilna – Journeys 4

3 – Der Rebbe’s Niggun – Ein Oid Milvado

4 – Shimu U’tchi Nafshichem – Yeedle IV

5 – The Forgotten Princess – Yigal Calek

6 – Aleh Katan Sheli – Avraham Fried

7 – Oid Yeishvu – The Double Album

8 – Omnum – Dedi

9 – Essa Einei – Moshe Koussevitzky

10 – Hineni HeUni MiMaas – Yossele Rosenblatt

Avraham Fried released a brand new Yiddish album. The word on the street is that it’s beautiful.

Yeedle Werdyger released A Verdiger Yid a few months ago. It is a classic album.

Aaron Razel released Kovati Et Moshavi some time ago. It’s one of the best albums that was released in recent years.

Chaim Yisroel released Kesem Neurei a while ago. It is a brilliant album – especially the slow songs.

There may have not been so many albums but the four that I mentioned are amazing. It’s comforting to see that some of the albums released today are still really original and beautiful.