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Why would you need a coach totell you if you should continue to date a person? No one knows you like you do, I will tell you what a wise person told me when I was ” in the parsha”-they said I should continue going out if there was no outright reason to say no. So I did use this advice,with a few suitors, and you know what? It worked! Eventually,the matter got clarified,it came from within me. Not from someone else. So my advice would be,go out with this person till you find a reason to say no. You never know….it might change into a yes. Good luck.
Magen David Yeshivah is closed tomorrow
Mazal Tov! May he grow to make all of klall yisrael proud!
Oh,thanks,I didnt know that! It’s very interesting. I wouldn’t think that we shouldn’t learn Torah because it can go bad, I would think that Torah is Kodesh, no matter when it’s learned.
Is this a universally held belief? Or is it a chumra that some take upon themselves?
I have a very dumb quest. What is nittel nacht?
The Atlantis hotel in the Bahamas…absolutely stunning,from the scenery,the aquariums,the beaches and pools,very family friendly…just have to pack all your food from home as there isnt any kosher restaurants. The kids are begging to go back but it is a pretty penny…
You really can’t generalize in this situation. It’s possible that a person from a divorced home will be so much more careful that they don’t fall into the same situation that they grew up in,with only one parent living at home. They could so much have been scarred that it would make them try their utmost to have a good,healthy marriage.
Then again,it’s also possible that they saw bad behaviors modeled in front of them by the parents,and even though divorce was very hard on the person,it is all he or she knows,so it’s possible for him/her to fall into the same situation.just because he or she doesn’t know any better.
I would say look into the person,ask around…are they stable,good natured,responsible,mentchlich? Then go ahead and try. You never know…also,it’s a plus if the person had some type of counseling at the time,to help him/her deal with the trauma of divorcing parents. This way it’s not buried under the carpet,so to speak. It’s all out there and dealt with.
Good luck!
Read this weeks Mishpacha Magazine. There is an article about Wildes, an immigration lawyer in Manhattan.
I believe he is on the cover.
Don’t be nervous! We had tubes put in a child of ours that had terrible reflux so that what he was refluxing up was going to his ears and causing ear infections! He was vomiting for his whole first 14 months and getting so sick in the ears too ,but he couldnt tolerate the oral antibiotics so we put tubes in.
You should go to a dr. that is affiliated in a good (preferably city,if you are in ny)hospital. The dr. took seriously 5-7 min to put in the tubes, we had to wait a bit for the anesthesia to wear off, as someone else posted earlier. My son did not show any signs of distress after the surgery,quite the opposite,actually,he began to walk 2 days after,being that now he can balance better due to not having fluid in his ears!
The only down side is that we did have to schedule check-ups at the ENT every 3 months just to make sure the tubes were in place.
One tube fell out after almost 2 yrs,and the second tube was manually taken out at a check-up when the dr was able to reach in and grab it close to 3 yrs. At that time my son outgrew the vomiting and refluxing so they were not needed anymore.
The good part of tubes also is if the child gets an ear infection w/tubes,they dont ahve to take oral meds,you put the antibiotic drops straight into their ears for a week twice a day.
Hope this helped,dont be nervous…we all hate to take our kids to the hospital,especially for surgery,but this will really make your life and that of your childs much easier!
Good Luck!! And keep us posted!
I would call it conforming.
i had a very good corned beef sandwich at kd the other day….
hmmmmm….what dont i like at kd???
nothing beats a fresh,hot “shomer shabbos” right off the grill burger delight!!! paired with an order of crispy fries and onion rings…and a nice,cold can of coke!!!!
heaven on earth!!!
I got a new machine in the summer-its a combination-it loads from on top, but it doesnt have an agitator so it is considered like a front-loader.It also uses the HE detergent and has seriously like 15 cycles. I love it but it took time to get used to in that you cant just open it up in the middle to throw something in that you forgot.Also, I never see the machine making suds so I always wonder if my clothes are getting clean! Anyway, my appliance repair-man happened to be in my basement for my dryer and he was very unhappy with me that I bought this new machine. He said that had I asked him what to buy, he would have reccomended an ordinary old fashioned machine with an agitator as they are less apt to breaking.
Go figure!
I have a tv and I have no problem letting my kids watch some pg13 shows/movies, aslong as the homework and studying is done and it is before 9pm.My daughter goes to a very right-winged sunday program and has girls from BYBP in her group. They outright were telling me that they watch hanna montana and wizards of waverly place and high school musical and jonas bros etc…its clean fun-but they were very clear to tell me that if anyone at school found out about it they would be in big trouble at school.They have a tv but it is hidden in the parents room and when they go to a hotel in the summer-apparently every shabbos they would go away-they would watch the whole time!And these are 6 and 7th graders in BYofBP!They know to hide that they watch tv!
Personally, Ithink parents should watch out for far more dangerous behavior like drinking and drugs…tv is harmless but hey thats just my oppinion!
please dont be ridiculous