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MAZAL TOV!!!!! Always good to hear such great news! 🙂
Thank you tzaddiq and a mamin. Dunno if I can say this, but just in case, same to you! 🙂
With GD’s help, may there be many many many more simchot by everyone! 🙂
😀 Zuberman! 😀
Looks like I found where you all have been hiding! I came here for two things and found much more!
1) MAZAL TOV ilovetheholyland!!!!!!!!!!!!! You have been taken to the mazal tov thread (courtesy of kapusta)
2) Looks to be I might be “joining the club” /:
Question for y’all: would any of you know whether sugars affect acid in the body? If yes how?
MAZAL TOV!!!!! My niece is getting married as we speak! (Day 2 R”CH tammuz 12ish here/7ish in israel)
Those of us that are OTD, are not looking for patronizing niceness. All we want is to be accepted for who we are and allowed to work at our own pace so we can actually integrate what we should be accomplishing. We are the round pegs constantly being shoved and forced into the square holes. Sorry, but the more you push and shove, the more difficult it will get. Let us work out and we can get ourselves through.
Part of being accepted is being there for when we are willing to ask for guidance. We ask because we (finally) recognize that we are at a part of life we can’t go alone.
This I feel is actually a huge key help keep us from falling off in the first place.
*end rant*
They have dental floss that tastes like business cards? What do business cards taste like?
I give up.
Worry in my opinion, is a perspective of situations.
I can talk to my sisters for you … What part of EY are you thinking of? How well do you know ivrit? Are you looking for an israeli style or american style school/education/occupation?
Ok now that we know how yissachar is supposed to be taken care of, what about the 11 other shevatim?
V’higisa bo yomam valayla, if you look it up in shulchan aruch, can be mekuyam through learning in the morning and again in the evening and still work at a physical job during the day. Of course torah should constantly be on one’s mind at all times.
I am not looking here to argue, just to make things clear ..
Mod 42: so THAT’S why the quarters weren’t getting us far, inflation! Lol
Coffee addict: wow, I know you to be corny, but this corny? Impressively opening my horizons to new levels of corniness (hey, at least I got the joke =D)
I happen to be a guy not cut out to learn … At least not in a yeshivah schedule/setting. Not saying every bochur is like me but we get slack because of it anyways.
Syag: good memory! No, ashkenazi.
Hi ZeesKite! 🙂 thanks for the smile 🙂 though it is a good point …
Thank you sam2
OMGosh! Postsemgirl! Hi! Long time! 🙂
My mom is from chicago (and her father still lives there) if that counts for anything.
Loyal jew: excuse me, but I would like to respectfully but very strongly disagree with you on this. Just because a person is a bochur does not mean they are cut out to sit and learn all day. I think there needs to be a more realistic approach to these things. Yes it is great if one can realistically maintain such a lifestyle (which I am jealous of those who can), but most girls are being very unrealistic these days because they don’t fully understand what they are getting into. Not saying the guys do when they say the want to stay in learning either but kudos to those who can. Basically, I have nothing personally against girls or guys making such a lifestyle a top criteria, so long as they are realistic about it.
They are more typically called stoliners to differentiate from the other karliners ie pinsk-karlin. The first stoliner rebbe (I believe the toldos aharon) and the baal hatanya were chavrusos. The oldest talmid (stolin) and the youngest talmid (lubavitch)
Smartstar: Wish there were (more) girls who think like that out there. It’s called being unrealistic. For some people it is realistic. Most of them, not exactly.
That’s a good question. Another good question is, say conservative and reform do bris milah, how correctly do they do it? Are they using a halachicly correct mohel etc?
😮 Welcome her highness the queen! Hi queen kapusta! 🙂
What?!? You can’t cook kapusta! We need her around here! She’s the CR queen!
Zeeskite: wow 120 kids? That’s something! =D
Patri: depends who you ask. I am bli ayin harah a 10th kid …
Logician: I like the way you think (very logical), but sometimes you gotta recognize that logic may not be everything.
Jax! Was waiting to see if anyone else would mention him. I’m told he’s gone gone too 🙁
Oomis: as much as you joke, the type of girl I would date, that question probably would come up from either one of us just for kicks to have fun with projecting.
Hmm 2scents, how would you know? I want to revive some of those conspiracy threads … Lol
Who said anything about tylenol for two weeks straight? Yes, it probably isn’t a good idea and will likely leave the body with a level of immunity towards it. Glad you’re feeling better 🙂
Shticky: I would be more active if not for two things. One, I’m busy playing house (still setting up the new apartment even after 3-4 months), and two, lack of what to talk about. Some of these topics get so misconstrued, misconcepted, and whatnot, I’ve found it has gotten pretty hopeless trying to untangle and clarify them. I am here though, keeping an eye on all of you. 🙂