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yeah – was it for real or just a put on?
Mazal Tov Syag – sorry I couldn’t come. You should have lots of nachas!
BTW- great pics 😉
dveykus – because maybe it did land somewhere – in terrorist territory?
really scary.
Another thing Syag – We also have a story. So as you know, my father in law passed away 3 years ago. My husband does not wear tefilin on chol hamoed. The day after Succos, he went to get his tefilin from where he keeps them in shul….and lo and behold….they weren’t there. Everyone in the shul helped him look for it, including the Rav. To no avail. So…my husband took his father’s tefilin, had them checked, and now uses his. My husband is totally convinced that his father is the one who hid them so he can use his.
Al100 and Syag: +10000000
Syag- wow! Maybe it really is a sign from her.
A freilichen Purim to you and your whole family.
All the best!
Baruch Dayan HaEmes. I loved his radio show. Grew up with it.
Amen!
Postsem!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Mazal Tov!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I am so excited!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I’ll just missing seeing you in shul every Shabbos 😉
yehudayona +1,000000. I was thinking the same thing!
oomis “You mean to say that someone we would consider to be a Godol, would say something awful like that TO THE NIFTAR’S AVEIL during the nichum aveilim??????? ” I know, I can’t believe it either. Sounds horrible!
I’m sure water is available, but I would also assume that a person in a hospice is neither capable of getting it him/herself or asking for it. It has to be GIVEN, which from what the op said, sounds like that’s not happening.
Syag- I agree that it’s very difficult not to want to know what happened. I think most of us are curious. But unless it’s publicized, we’re probably not supposed to know.
Have a good Shabbos!
Baruch Hashem.
And I agree with DaasYochid and Goq.
hey SMILE E. FACE – ur on to me. it’s so cute. it’s like a little baby unicorn. hehe. u gotta come over and see the little olaf i bought.
DAASYOCHID – u got it!
Daas – whatever you googled there has nothing to do with what I’m talking about. Although, Olaf is a snowman, so you’re getting close, I guess.
Daas – yes it is cold here in “Chicago country” but that’s not what I’m talking about.
Hint…..I’m “Frozen”…..
Hi. I’m Olaf and I like warm hugs. I dream about suuummer and sun and all things hoooot……. Can anyone interpret this dream? 😉
postsem: LOL!
postsemgirl: thanks for the heads up – (wink, wink)
btw – where is yummy cupcake? 😉
syag: I’m touched
OURtorah – “Of course I know Hashem has my basheret out there for me, but I am curious to know if someone would not consider me at all because of my family. They are amazing people, but they are not my hashkafa at all.” I know that people really do ask the questions that Shanifirst asked and I feel that’s a bad attitude to have. However,I truly believe there are families out there who will only look at who YOU are now. Personally if someone would redd a shidduch for one of my kids with someone with your background who is now more to the right, it wouldn’t bother me. As long as his/her family is accepting of who the boy/girl has become, there should be no problem. Of course we would look into it to confirm that the boy/girl is a true ben/bas Torah now and ultimately that’s all that should matter. Wishing you much hatzlacha!
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….I smell the mathematicians in the coffee room.
phi (phee) phi pho phum…..
Veltz Meshugener and HaLeiVi; LOL
Outsider: +1000000
Wow! What a story of chasdei Hashem. You have so much to be thankful for. Thank you for sharing your story.
I can’t function without my lists – whether written or done on the computer, I MUST HAVE THEM. Without them, nothing would get done! Wait a minute – nothing gets done anyway. Hmmm. So what’s the use? So what was I saying………………
Lakewood001 – Are you saying the mabul didn’t happen? There was no Noach and the teiva and that whole story?
Jewish source: “even though it takes a couple of minutes to show anyone that the Torah is G-d given.” Can you give us those couple of minutes here to prove it? I’ve always said that you cannot really prove that G-d exists or that the Torah was given by G-d. It has to be an internal belief – it must come from within. If it were so easy to prove – then what would be the big deal about believing it? This is why Hashem is basically “hidden”. We have to find Him. We can’t see him physically but we try to see him with our hearts. So what is your PROOF? I’m not asking in a cynical way, I’m really curious. Looking forward to your answer.
Yungerman: I feel for you. It must be so hard. Let me ask you, do you believe in Hashem at all? Do you believe He exists? If so, why do you believe that the Torah might not have been given at Sinai. What makes you think a lot of things were made up by man? I’m asking out of true and sincere curiosity, not to chas v’shalom put you down. When and how did your thoughts start heading in this direction? Looking forward to your answer.
Sharp +10000 🙂
Huh?
His initials are GAL. Hope that won’t have any effect on him.
moi aussi – so that’s Gershon Alexander Leibish?
moishyk – ya gotta wait for the bris!
WIY – Yup – my husband and son can tell you that! Sometimes they get people who have 4 names.
Actually a friend of mine has a son with 4 names. As far as her others, some have 3 most 2 and I think only one has 1.
I also heard that if you give a child two names for two diff ppl then you’re not really naming them after anyone. I heard that after I named one of my children that way (shkoyach for telling me after the fact- well I guess it’s cuz they didn’t know I was gonna do that so how could they tell me?).
I hate to say it but it is kind of RIPPING off the customers. They hope you’ll pick up the more expensive brand. Wouldn’t it be considered G’naivas Daas? It’s probably illegal not to have prices listed. Maybe consult a Rav in the Catskills. It’s really not right. Are there other stores you can go to? Maybe if the owner sees business going down, he’ll change his mind about caring.
DaMoshe – good advice!
To those of you who are struggling with this – I hear you and yes I understand your pain. Why? Because I lived through it too. One by one my classmates and other friends all got married. I danced at all their weddings with a big smile on my face. Yes – I was truly happy for them, but inside I wanted to have the same thing. When, when would I be the one in that white gown? Would I ever be the one in that white gown? Yes I started having doubts even though we should always have bitachon. To make matters worse, both of my parents passed away when I was in my early twenties. To make a long story short, I did finally meet my bashert – at age 30! But Baruch Hashem it happened. And Baruch Hashem we were blessed with wonderful children, bli ayin hara, right away!
I just want to say that I daven that it should happen for you very very soon! I also daven that my children should have a much easier time in finding their zivug than I did. May we share simchos b’korov. May you and my children build a bayis ne’eman b’Yisroel very very soon.