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It’s not unheard of for schools to send kids home if they don’t pay tuition.
You have to send them to the moon to learn astronomy.
Modernism and modernity are not the same thing.
I find them more effective at stopping rain.
Jews have been throwing confetti-like things for a long time.
Some women are just born with a provocative face.
Hiring another teacher doesn’t solve the problem anyway.
Does badmouthing American culture count?
There’s almost no such thing as “picky” when it comes to choosing someone to spend the rest of your life with.
On the other hand, Yaakov could easily be seen as the victim here. It is now considered a crime to marry someone who thinks you’re someone else.
Also, single Jewish women with hair loss.
There’s also a chiyuv to pay your employees.
Meanwhile, non-Jewish women everywhere continue to search for a wig that can realistically fool people.
Other computers can do that too. Smartphones do it while consuming battery faster than they charge.
Also, phones don’t do anything until you take them out of your pocket unless someone calls you.
The girls chalishing for a teacher’s job aren’t the ones qualified for the position. Ideally, a girls’ glass should be taught by a woman.
A white gown is a way of showing off that you can afford a dress that you will wear only once. Dresses made to be worn more than once can’t be white because they’d get ruined on the third day.
Smartphones are bad. They are bad at being computers and they are bad at being phones. They are also overpriced.
I didn’t have a phone as a kid, and I got into plenty of messy situations that would have been solved with a phone.
Non-Jewish women used to wear the same type of veil they wore to their wedding every time they went outside.
Got into trouble.
There probably is one, though it might not be a Jewish one. Jews and non-Jews have been throwing things like confetti at weddings for a long time.
Why wear white gowns at all then? So impractical, so unflattering.
The whole concept of a wedding dress for most of history has been inaccessible to regular people. Think about it: a whole dress, fancier than a typical dress, designed to be worn only once? This is a ridiculous luxury.
The practice of wearing a veil only to the wedding is also fairly new. They used to be worn all the time.
White fabric became available to common folk relatively recently.
There’s no agreed-upon name. I think eras only get their final name after they’re over.
Kids should be able to call for help in non-emergencies too.
Not necessarily. And also, different from Lag B’omer.
Implied by title.
Also, that would mean measuring the kallah’s face.
If you have such a negative reaction to Israeli flags, you should stay away from Israel, New York and Korea.
but what about people who aren’t rabbanim who want to not push off Yom Haatzmaut?
Rachel didn’t marry Leah.
I don’t think that’s true because I have never seen a veil that precisely covers the face and nothing else.
Which means they can legally witness the wedding.
Eww. And Bamba is not the same as cheesy curls.
Where did you get that idea?
On the other hand, she might be repulsed by a clean-shaven face during sefirah.
Some hold that it cannot be completely opaque.
Trimming it as it’s growing in can help. Also, if you keep your beard permanently, the awkward half-beard happens only once.
You should grow out your beard before sefira so you look like a bearded man not a shlump.