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One can save tons of money by giving oneself and his family a haircut. I am assuming this is a guy. If you buy a haircut machine, you can give yourself a buzz very easily and for sure for your kids.
Many people (especially what I have seen with Israelis) wear extremely tight black pants and tight white shirts, so tightness is not the issue. Also the shoes are so point and hair slicked with the hat worn in a cool manner-is that kavod hatorah or just for one’s own personal looks? Either way, when one dresses in a kavodik manner it reflects on his behavior and what he represents. Jeans are a clothing used for a casual manner and not a kavodik way to express oneself to the world.
I once saw a family of seven dress like the seven continents. The little baby was a penquin for Antartica. awesome.
the way a person dresses reflects upon the person sometime. A casual wardrobe gives a person a casual attitude on life and yiddushkeit, especially in yiddushkeit.
One time I heard of someone who dressed as a Arab and had shaloch manos that looked like bombs. He walked up to someones house and put down the “bomb” next to the door. The neighbors got so scared that they called the police and had the street blocked off.
They are more of a casual pants-people wear them to garden and paint and not they way to portray themselves in public and before Hakoadosh baruch Hu.
I also saw someone wear a colored jumpsuit with white screen on his stomach and a hanger on his head-he was a teletubby
I saw someone who sewed two shirts together-one side was a white button down shirt, black suit pants, and black shoes. The other side was a t-shirt, jeans, and sneakers. His kippa was one side velvet and one side srugi. The best part was his hair-one side was short with peyos behind the ear, the other was normal mo-dox hair. Crazy costume.
watch his video
I did both Camp simcha and camp simcha special. Camp simcha is mostly for kids ranging from 5 until 20 with different types of cancers or those recovering or in remission. They are usually more active and the camp is upbeat with them, going on trips and having upbeat activities. They try to make these campers feel special and have the times of their lives, although living in such hardships.
Camp Simcha special is a camp with kids in the same age range with many different handicaps. My kid, for example had cerebreal palsy and was confined to a wheelchair, not able to move his muscles properly. It is toned down compared to camp simcha,because of the camper’s handicaps, but still upbeat. The goal is to give the campers the times of their lives but to make them feel normal at the same time.