WIY- thanks for the advice! I actually have been exercising for a number of years, and haven’t had any problems. I am careful to warnm up, and cool down, as well as doing pretty safe exercises. But it definitely is important to make sure it won’t be harmful.

Who me? nope bp totty mentioned a good exercise that im interested in doing – so ill do it at home

Oh thats special, I guess i thought wrong.

I suppose women can do push ups. Its just they tend not to reside in 11219!

BP- thats right I don’t:)

Though I have a confession- i do them from my knees but slowly im graduating to my toes, but boy it still works!!

Imanonov- For some reason I always crack up by your jokes!

Happy Birthday! Yes that would be nice to post- its a good idea to know about the specialness of this day before we celebrate it. Go right ahead!

2 totally different ppl I would like to see- Abie Rottenberg and Lipa (on video)

My answer to the original Posters comment would be “Ba’al Teshaksu”

I got a set of machzorim- very useful!

“I can only speak for men.”

BP Totty- think women can’t do pushups??? 🙂

Not all judging is negative, there is also the concept of judging favorably.

Also, judging can bring about positive change. For example if you judge s/o who is not acting appropriately and you think to yourself that you don’t want to be like that and you change- thats good.

nice anology!

A doctor told my sibling to stand against a wall and slowly crouch down keeping their back touching the wall, and then slowly stand up also still touching the wall. Do it like 5 times, twice a day (if I remember correctly) He said its great for improving posture and it did! Good Luck!

unforgivable!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! (jk)

Any updates?

I was at a shabbos teshuva drasha this past shabbos from Rabbi Fischel Schacter, and just one of the points that were mentioned that I thought is really applicable- Any tough situation someone is in- they have two choices- they can either be all mad about it and cause a whole ruckus, or they can smile and make the best of it. And he summarized with an amazing story- How this girl was in a fire and her face was heavily scarred. And in school, a girl made fun of her, and she came home crying and really feeling low. Her grandmother told her to take the pain that shes feeling and use it to daven for a shidduch being that it is going to be harder for her. Anyway she did and she got married to an amazing boy who did not have any defects and even ppl were anazed how she managed to get such a gem. The point was so beatuiful that i thoght its s/t nice i would share.

:):):):):):):):):):):):):):):):):):):):)………..( my hands are getting tired!)

Why????????????????????????????????

so right- A) its a straight skirt so its not like i can forget about it because its not so flairy so i feel it everytime i would get in. b) its a new skirt- i was only in a car once since i got it so i can’t say how hard it is to fix it.

Its so hard because e/t i buy i try it on standing and sitting to make sure its tzniyus, but there are no cars in a dressing room! I can’t return it but im thinking of maybe wearing it just for shabbos (its that kind of skirt that can be worn for weekday and shabbos) so i won’t have to worry about cars.

rhj- are you answering the riddle I posted up?

Anyone on mine?

ICOT- yes, its sickening how some ppl have the audacity to deny it…

Here is an old one ( one of my favorites) It really needs hebrew ( im not sure how to do it- if s/o wants to they can rewrite it)

Hasof sof haschalas sh’mi

Haschalas sof sof sh’mi

Sim Noach bateiva vezeh sh’mi

What is the name?

Im not sure im understanding- Tzadik vrah lo does not mean that only tzaddikim can have it bad, it means that they can have bad- not all tzaddikim have bad, and ppl that are not tzaddikim can have it bad tto.

Just because “tzaddik vrah lo” it does not mean that every tzaddik has yissurim!