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eclipseMember
That’s funny!
All the very best,my dear.
eclipseMemberDon’t worry,I shall say no more.
eclipseMemberBeing criticized?
eclipseMemberChanaB!!
Did I just talk to you on the telephone an hour ago???
eclipseMembersmartcookie,I’m touched.Thank you.
I guess it’s a good lesson for ALL students to have rachmonus on the teachers who may not be teaching their favorite subject!:)
eclipseMemberI am on NO other website.Period.
Please define “big”,”g….” and “other website”–you made me curious!
eclipseMemberHuh?
eclipseMemberchanab,
many thousands of years ago(!),I used to customize the game.Each had to suggest a question,both wrote down answers,
and then shared the answers.
Examples:
Q.What quality that you were FIRST drawn to,do you still see in (the other spouse)?
Q.What drives (the other spouse) bananas?
Q.Name 2 favorite
of (the other spouse).Q.What accomplishment of (other spouse) still makes you very proud?
eclipseMemberI have learned in my little life, that often no answer is the best answer,’cause whatever you say will offend someone else,so…maybe throw your question out there in a new thread?
eclipseMemberMaybe they were all my husband’s friends!
eclipseMemberSo would you care to solve the mystery?
Was it my being Litvish?
Or the subject just didn’t seem relevant?
Or (since it was a hard year for me at home,as you NOW understand)was I not as light-hearted as I tried to be?
eclipseMemberIn Brooklyn,I smell garbage lately.Ugh!
Wolf,just saw some of your photography.Wow!You should enter photography contests–you probably did,and won!
eclipseMemberI never had an entire class be a problem,b”h.
I truly have wonderful memories of the classes I’ve taught.
In my 2 decades of teaching,I remember only 2 difficult kids from a 1990 class (with absolutely NO hard feelings),and one class(without any specific students in mind)from around 2004/5 that
could have been a little more respectful.
If there was anything else,I honestly don’t remember.
Now you made me curious.
Are you one of the students I kept up with afterwards…?
eclipseMemberBear with me please
eclipseMemberWait,I meant to send that privately!OOPS!
eclipseMemberdidn’t everyone answer you on your other thread?
eclipseMemberMods,I was kidding,but I guess it’s not something to joke about.
eclipseMemberha ha ha:that was my little joke…
eclipseMemberWOW!!
I must say,or virtual-speak
These limericks MADE MY WEEK!
Shticky Guy, Daas Y.,
And Smartcookie,goodbye!
With kindness,my world’s not bleak!
eclipseMemberSure.Mods?
eclipseMemberWhen I write something funny,I chuckle to myself.
When I write something sad,I have tears in my eyes.
If I wrote about murder,I think I’d scare myself.
February 9, 2011 8:38 pm at 8:38 pm in reply to: Those who used to call R Blumenkrantz a"h for advice, who do you call? #756358eclipseMemberof course,I just realized!
If any of his sons took over for him,they would probably follow the derech they observed with their father,the Rav,z”l.
I don’t think that question should be posed to the rebitzen,though.Did you mean hypothetically?
eclipseMemberThanks for all the kind words!
Daas-u r 4given!(Yochie,”hareini mochel”)
Health-I am NOT addicted to the internet,I just enjoy the CR more than I truly have time for.Sounds funny,but there is a difference.
And I actually gained a lot from it,but as a medical person,you know even antibiotics is only needed for 10 days!After that,you go “vyter”.
Msseeker–yes,I have been published,b’h.
As far as a book project,I am flattered.It depends on the subject matter, of course,and financial considerations(I charge per hour,and keep honest records of my time).
eclipseMemberHealth,by “demand” I meant aggressively–which does not inspire respect.
By “held out” I meant firmly insisting on it….
The difference is subtle but CRUCIAL.
eclipseMemberthanks for the great feedback!
Shticky Guy,I mentioned it to my son last night,and if I recall correctly,he quoted that same possuk.”Ein….”
eclipseMemberramat,you are very right,and it takes a highly-skilled kallah teacher to give over the importance of kedusha AND what’s perfectly mutar… in a balanced way.Don’t underestimate the complexity of that.Since every couple will face different issues,and the teacher is no navi,it’s not so simple.
eclipseMemberI think I heard on a tape once that MILCHEMES GOG U’MAGOG is also the kind of personal tzores going on in all homes today;Sholom bayis,OTD,illness r”l….”ein bayis she’ayn shom meis”(did I quote that right?)
eclipseMemberLest anyone think I THINK I’m flawless—FAR FROM IT.
But I was ALWAYS working on myself and to this day he is 100% complacent with himself,midos-wise.If you’ve ever lived with someone like that,you know what it’s like.
eclipseMemberHealth–I gave plenty of respect
“demand” respect,no
I would have held out for it,and not allowed the blatant dismissal of it to be tolerated for so long.
P.S.I DID TURN TO OTHERS FOR HELP WITH THAT,AND HE WAS NOT STRONGLY CENSURED FOR IT,ever.
Third parties need to learn to see through the Jekyll and Hyde persona of MOST ABUSIVE PEOPLE.
eclipseMemberWhen you have an argument,say sorry FOR YOUR ROLE IN IT.Sorry should not be accompanied by excuses.Just plain “I’m sorry for…”
NOT:
“I’m sorry THAT MADE YOU UPSET”–but rather “I’m sorry I did/said that”
NOT:
“I’m sorry but YOU have to stop being so sensitive”–but rather “I’m sorry,you’re the last person in the world I ever want to hurt in any way”
eclipseMemberyossi pleez see mee aftur klas
eclipseMemberHe was probably running late,just like you were.
eclipseMemberCompliment your spouse TO YOUR SPOUSE’S FAMILY.
It creates good feelings all around.
eclipseMemberDon’t COMPARE your spouse to anyone else’s.Ever.
DO compliment your spouse often,
but naturally,
NOT mommy-son style(“I’m so proud you washed negel vasser!”),
but wife-husband style,like:
“Sometimes I just think how lucky I am to have such a responsible and devoted husband”.
eclipseMemberI watched an entire documentary on Phillipe.
IS HE NORMAL??
eclipseMemberRezdy–a favor?
You babysit for free?
eclipseMemberI wish I would have known early on that every person deserves to feel respected.For the human being that h/she is.
eclipseMembermbachur’s answer fits better,probably what your teacher meant.
eclipseMemberWell,a shul is considered a mikdash me’at….so:
“Machlokes bi’vais haknesses,sofo li’hisgazer”
which means a shul where there is strife will eventually…can someone translate the last word?
eclipseMembersm29,great!
happiest–it’s not much different than reading an “illness” thread.It’s uncomfortable and sad to hear about people’s suffering.And you wonder about your own health,right?
You eat as healthy as you know how,go to doctors when needed,and hope that you never get seriously ill,chas v’sholom.
Some serious illnesses
can be healed,some require “control measures”(ex.diabetes),and sometimes you can do all the right things,and the doctor will recommend…surgery.
Was that a clear moshol?Or did I just make everything worse?
eclipseMembernew music CDs,kosher DVDs,call lonely ple.,make shidduchim!
eclipseMembert.y. again!
February 8, 2011 10:37 pm at 10:37 pm in reply to: Those who used to call R Blumenkrantz a"h for advice, who do you call? #756347eclipseMemberOf course,I feel the same way as you.
Rav Blumenkrantz z”l is simply irreplaceable;there is no one like him.
I do recommend a Rav,but I would rather give you the info “off the air” so ….
February 8, 2011 9:12 pm at 9:12 pm in reply to: Is it harder for Frum adults to form new relationships and make close friends? #737912eclipseMemberOf course,in most cities/towns,it’s as Sac said –more about your personal befriending style.
But in certain parts of New York,it is possible to stand out in a way that’s uncomfortable.I don’t mind shopping in Boro Park and being asked if I’m from Crown Heights(maybe bec.my sheitel was being done and I wore a snood?),but on a regular basis ,I’d mind being conspicuous.
eclipseMemberRats are adorable on “Ratatouille”(however that’s spelled!),but that’s it!(DVD)
eclipseMemberCan you make a light joke about it? Like,”hey,tomorrow it’s your turn to say hello first!”or will that go over badly?
February 8, 2011 8:51 pm at 8:51 pm in reply to: Is it harder for Frum adults to form new relationships and make close friends? #737905eclipseMemberThat’s why I’m scared to move out of Flatbush…which is pretty chilled.
eclipseMemberThank you Mods!(that was humbling)
You’re welcome. We’re sorry that got through. Please don’t take him seriously. Nobody else thinks like him.
February 8, 2011 8:31 pm at 8:31 pm in reply to: Is it harder for Frum adults to form new relationships and make close friends? #737902eclipseMemberI think being frum allows for MORE AND BETTER same-gender relationships.I personally feel enriched by everyone I get to know.Frumkeit encourages Ahavas Habriyos.
eclipseMemberGoq,the poem was so kind,thank you.
Thank you to all the posters who “joined the party”!
Oh and Yochie,I am NOT “highly educated” at all!
I went to high school and seminary,–that’s it.
Whatever I know is from living life.
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