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moish-u are overwhelmed with ideas here, but could i add 1 more? why don’t you try yeshiva zichron aryea in Far Rockaway -its a branch of chofetz chaim,but not only typical boys go there….it has some interesting types of boys there…i know quite a few boys who went there who sound like you and they grew tremendously–the mayla of it that there are great guys there also and a great kollel with shtark boys,so you can have a kesher with some chilled out older boys. the only problem is it is bais medrish age(but i think if you would ask they might let a 12th grader in) but i think they recently started a high school, with like 15 boys for boys who dont “fit the mold” (moish -nothing against you-i am just saying based on how you portray yourself) hatzlacha btw the whole yeshiva probably is not more then 40 boys…if you want any more info ask and we will figure out how to get the info over to u
I think moish is a lot (I mean A LOT!) better than how he portrays himself…
… and he’s far from “interesting”!
welcome back, moish. 🙂
nice posts, areivim. i’m glad you didn’t really leave.
areivim- you 100% right i didn’t mean that moish is interesting,i was just trying to explain that every type of boy goes there……and moish i couldn’t have meant it in a bad way, because i have never met you lol
moish – i have another idea for you, why don’t you start by trying out camp this summer, in camp they are alot less judgmental, and you can get a job that doesn’t matter what color shirt you wear or how many hours you sit and shteig…and in camp you can get close to someone who can help you in person(instead of via cyberspace)because they probably have connections to whole bunch of yeshivas and if you would go to a camp where noone knows you, you can get a fresh start
areivim: good to see your not gone! 😉 stick around please!
where are all the shmoozers?
moish did not show. I davened for him… I hope this is a good sign
kapusta: here, but mod left to daven!
areivim: i too davened for him, hope it is a good sign!
areivimzehlazeh: he made a brief (a one post tease – you should know about that 😉 ) appearance today
http://www.theyeshivaworld.com/coffeeroom/topic/the-come-back-to-the-cr-thread/page/28#post-79119
areivim, only now???
Jax, wheres your DT?
kausta: hey i actually only saw your post now! i came here to post actually that my DT is up & ready to be read! i was actually working on the edit process of my DT to perfect it for the CR!
moish- wherever you are, whatever you’re doing, I hope you took your idea to the next level. Please do some research at least and get a feel for the different choices out there.
There seems to be a chalukei daiyos between Israel and out of town- but there seems to be an agreemnt that anywhere out of New York would be best.
Lots of Hatzlocha- I won’t give up davening!
as Jax would say, I posted a DT, check it out!
kapusta: it was a great one!
aob: what ended up happening with ya gettin a summer job?! any luck?!
since this feel off the homepage on the homepage, i thought i would put my comment here! article:Former Fallsburg Fire Chief Sentenced To Prison For Arson At Skopps Bungalow Colony
June 2, 2009
Is there anyone left in the town to be the chief?
first off i really like this sn, fits great with this article! 😉
next my comment: a few years back, in the great town of South Fallsburg, all the Yeshiva guys from the Fallsburg Yeshiva went on voting day to vote for the town Fire Chief! they all put into the ballot their very own Rav Abba Gorelick ! Rav Gorelick did indeed win the election! the town is tiny & there are more yeshiva guys of age to vote, then residents of the town! the end!
jax: actually, just today i might have found something, i won’t know for sure til later though.
oh to my Fallsburg post i should have said, he turned it down Rav Abba Gorelick! now the end!
an open book: hatzlacha rabbah then!
AOB, let us know what happens! (and good luck!)
Why is there so much action around here today? 😉
Kapusta, there’s action all day, every day. You’re just busy in school so you miss it!
mepal, correction: you mean I’m usually in school, not busy in school. 😉
and theres nothing happening today, almost no one is here.
thank you
areivim, now you wont need an ego boost. 😉
did you happen to notice the word almost? the fact that almost doesnt count is another story altogether. 😉
Oh forget it, kapusta. Too much explaining…
hey kapusta how do you change the color of the type?
yossi, its <-> your word </->
place an ‘a’ instead of the dash.
thanks, jax & kapusta
this is awesome!!! i am only two classes into my EMT course and thursday night at ten o-clock i unofficially (idon’t have my card yet) became licensed in CPR!!! 🙂 🙂 🙂
thanx kapusta
what’s going on here tonight!?
yossi z.: wow cool! i got have a CPR card too, & Lifegaurding, WSI, & LTI licenses!
well i am only planing on going for an EMT license
Yossi, and I had to sit thru CPR courses for a full year to get my CPR card! (we did it in school and they draaaged it out)
ames, well hmmm, let me try to remember. According to the CPR book, page 201, left column, top of page, I do recall reading about the depressing issue. If I remember correctly, it said that you MAY be depressed but a special day, say, like Shabbos, and preparing thereof, should help eliminate any feelings of depression.
Hope you feel better (althought the rain is expected to continue…:()
Reasons why prolonged spring rain is an anti-depressant:
1) It quells the suffering of those with allergies
2) It keeps the grass and flowers looking nice with no effort.
Even if you don’t have allergies or a garden (I don’t), you can still be happy for those who do.
So I wasn’t off target after all. Hatzolah, lifegaurd, shomrim, chaveirim…..
in case my other post didn’t go thru….
No. Wait till next week. (have you checked the weather lately?)
areivim: why not just direct that post to Jax!? how is Jax supposed to know you are talking to Jax?! & your close….but no cigar buddy!
mepal: you sure you not reading from the mod handbook there?!
mepal: that is probably because they were teaching you from total scratch by me they are teaching you how to be an EMT which would require you to be able to learn/assess very fast (and it was two full four hour classes with a quick fifteen minute break by each one) you would be amazed (so am i!!!) at the speed they are able to teach things and you still remember
yossi z: i learned CPR in camp, nothing to do with how to be an EMT, & it took less than a week. sounds like they just dragged it out for mepal.
aob: that is possible but did it take you only eight hours and did you have to meet the standards set out by the state law? (i also took CPR in camp a while ago and it was nothing compared to how they train you by EMT courses :P)
yossi z: sorry, i don’t remember exactly. but my point was just that it could have taken mepal a lot shorter.
yossi z.: i learned CPR in just a week too! put i guess like you said with EMP they probably teach more too it as well!
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