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funny, you guys don’t know either of us. ok, he’s the best- but i could be a lot better. for one, i don’t think he’s too thrilled with the way i am. not that he ever says anything, but you gotta be an idiot to not figure that my parents are upset about it.
moish, he could be a good father, love you, and not be very happy with you, i don’t see the contradiction.
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no contradiction there.
it’s the other part- about me being a good son- that doesn’t fit in.
uhh… i think i said either, or. Didn’t I?
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moish, you still can be the type of son he wants. (that was not mussar-ish)
haha thanks for all the encouragement 😉
kapusta, with all the guilt in the world, i would hate myself if i transformed in order to live up to someone else’s expectations. there’s a limit to what i’ll do for even my parents.
moish, I controlled myself from saying something like that.
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well thats a proper attitude, the idea is to do it for yourself, not for someone else. (funny how this resembles the conversation on the smoking thread)
I agree with that, moish. You can’t live your life according to other peoples standards. People have to live up to what they expect of themselves. That’s what makes a person that can say “this is me!”
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how many people here missed a night?
i think once in the past like 12 years 1 missed 1 day!
CNP, cool! al tiftach peh l’satan;)
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“Don’t just count the days, make your days count!”
just to keep in mind that even if you missed counting a day, don’t miss a day building!
So Chaim says to Yossi on the first night of Sefira, “Can you be Motzi me with a Beracha?” Yossi responds back incredously “How could you have messed up already? Its the first night!!” Chaims responded “Looks like I’m going to have to be Motzi you!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!”
In past years, I’ve had difficulty remembering and would always inevitably forget, even though my mother always puts up signs around the house saying “Don’t Forget to Count the Omer!” with big smiley faces. This year, now that I’m away from home and have to do it on my own, I don’t have any problems. I think just knowing that it’s completely my responsibility has motivated me to be focused and aware enough to remember to count every night. I also have a system rather than just counting any old time after sunset- I count in bed, just before I say Shema. So since I never go to sleep without saying Shema, I also never go to sleep without counting the Omer. It’s simple and it works.
Remember that today is the 42nd day of the Omer
The Mets Manager said to the bench coach, “Hey, what’s the count on Omer Santos?” The coach responded, “The last pitch was two-and-two; that’s two balls and two strikes to Omer!”
42: 🙂 hey is it your birthday like 39’s was the 39th day?
aob, so according to that calculation, when would 72’s birthday come out?
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July 2nd.
kapusta 😉
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Anyone still counting?
why wouldn’t we still be counting, Shavous is not for a few more days…
I’ve lost count ages ago! So I just do the counting without the bracha (hope nothings wrong with that)
mod: if you missed a day c’v.
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