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chayav~ is that what you used to do in the ‘alter heim’ of which you always reference? ….. lol ;-P
DUH
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mom12~ me!! my first job.. I quit the first day, I’m embarassed to say!! I couldn’t continue to re-arrange the stacks of clothing that continued to be tossed around by just about every customer :/
I’ve been watching Rebbishe mitzvah tantzes online 🙂
what percentage from the number of invitations sent -or- what percentage of those who responded that they’re coming?
doodle jump~ in 2008, I went to Israel for 4 months. when I left my B’klyn home we only had those channels; when I returned we had cable. & that was as recent as 2008! .. (now I have no TV).
my daughters (married) go for the pale pinkish colors, but will go more bold on their toes.
I’m outrageous when I get my few & far between mani-pedi’s. I go for dark– burgundy, rust, etc. … but for my daughter’s wedding I went craazzyy: champagne with a design in black & silver ;-D
haha, adorable ‘well meaning’! but it’s ‘affect’, lol 😉
well meaning~ my husband does as his father, a’h, did.
Lia~ my father’s cousin, Sydney Taylor, wrote the ‘All Of A Kind Family’ series!! thanks for remembering her work!! :))
her husband, Ralph, & his brother, Milton, owned Caswell-Massey ~ the oldest pharmacy in America.
AinOhdMilvado~ my father, a’h, used to have a radio/tv repair business.. in the days of tubes.
mamashtakah~ ah, yes, I remember it well. (Maurice Chevalier)
Lia~ I was responding to Goq’s question about the girl I had been speaking about, not your comment. just to clarify.
last year our daughter married a Lubavitcher & their minhag is that all parents & grandparents circle the kallah at the chuppah. my husband’s from a Vishnitz family & refused to participate… he just stood to the side. it sure was crowded under that chuppah!!
(both parents walked our respective child down the aisle).
hey ZeesKite! the ‘over 40’ thread’s not depressing, lol! we’re celebrating our lives, & enjoying some nostalgia 🙂
I would think being catty or speaking loshon hora. in general, giving off a negative vibe.
for ex.- on a date: commenting about other people, negatively or excessively, -or- speaking negatively about a certain group of people (type of Jew) or Rabbi.
also– coming off too high maintenance, or perhaps, not caring enough about how they’re put together.
JMO.
I would think showing rudeness or anger.
for ex.- being rude to a waiter, -or- cursing while driving in traffic.
Tums~ ‘once I start dating’?! sweet. I’m B’H happily married to my 2nd husband for 33 yrs., & have 4 grandchildren, ka’h (so far). 🙂
nevermind! I just read your posts on the ‘over 40’ thread, & it’s my opinion that you’re a child/teen…
Tums~ “90 out of 100 times… Moral? The grass isn’t greener on the other side. Divorce may not lead to a better marriage. (And it may very well be worse.)”
Are you a professional marriage counselor or such? what experience do you have to throw out this info? or is it just your opinion?
truth be told~ I saw on another thread you wrote: “A couple of friends whove messed up their lives- yes.” .. these friends have had unsuccessful second marriages?
thank you ‘canine’~ I havta say that just about all the second marriages I know about do not fall into these dismal stats, B’H.
canine~ “It works less the second time than the first.”
and you know this, how?
I’m assuming it’s cuz they have all hispanics working the registers (?). since she wears pants, I don’t know if they knew if she was Jewish or not.
you did the right thing.
I also find this veryy disturbing.
I know an OTD girl who works for minimum wage @ a treif take-out restaurant. when questioned, she said she couldn’t even get a cashier’s job @ many of the (large) Jewish supermarkets. soo sad…
good one, Goq 😀
canine~ being arrested it not a joke!!
have you been waiting all this time to hear a juicy tale of woe?
here’s one: I know a young man who was arrested in Israel a few days before Birkat HaChamah… everyone was worried that it would be another 28 yrs until he’d be zoche to recite the bracha.. which would mean he’d be in his 50’s. luckily a Rabbi in the Russian Compound saw him & pulled him outside so that he could say the bracha.
do you want more juicy stories?! like how he was in a cell with 3 arabs, one of whom had a swastika tatoo on his ankle…
is this how you get off?!?! ://
are you being serious, cuz I don’t know?
Ike = Dwight D. Eisenhower
well meaning busy body~ huh?
My weekly consultation invoices were submitted typed with a carbon copy for myself 🙂
“Many Rebbish families are makpid on not white.”
Of all the weddings I’ve been to, or seen pictures of, I’ve never not seen white; unless you’re speaking of different shades of white: ivory, cream, etc. .. which still all look white.
I’m curious as to what colors you are referencing…
I truly have never been to havdala services as moving as those on the Moshav (Modi’in) led by Ben Tzion Solomon, one of the founders of the Diaspora Yeshiva Band, in his front yard … I get all misty. (sometimes I’ll look/listen to one on youtube.)
I’m a little surprised a Mod is still up 😉
No, B’H!
we are Mommy/Tatty or Ma/Ta.. & Bobbe/Zeidy
sorrrry
I thought chayav’s a girl now. I thought stamagoy gave over his chayav name to his sister —>??
Daas Yochid~ I thought it was implied. otherwise, in that case, sorry. (as I said, I’m responding emotionally.)
if I’m a lost, yellow log will I post?
hahaha, I needed that 😉
personally, we do NOT daven at a Carlebach minyan.
but with the apparent sinas chinam displayed towards one group of mispallelim, (in this case, Carlebach minyan),I wonder about the tolerance of some towards the davening styles of others that may be unlike that of the poster, i.e. Sephardim, Shomrei Emunim, Lubavitch…
I did not mean to insult anyone, but responded (albeit emotionally) to the presumptiveness of one who seemingly insinuated that trop is compromised because of singing during davening.