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kapustaParticipant
I don’t really have info to give you and not sure how old you are but is staff at GirlZone something for you? I know some people who went and loved it. (If you don’t want a bunk, you can probably do an activity.)
Btw, isn’t it a litte early for camp?
kapustaParticipantYT:
Firstly, I’m very happy to hear you were able to get to shul. It should be a sign of good things to come. Second, a few weeks ago you started a thread “serious question” which I made a very insensitive comment on. Please be mochel me.
May this year bring all of Klal Yisroel Yeshuos and Simcha/s in every area.
kapustaParticipantWhat are “complex carbohydrates”?
Complex carbs is whole grains, veggies, beans. Simple carbs is anything refined (white flour, sugar). They take longer to digest which means they’ll keep you fuller for a longer time.
kapustaParticipantGood for you!
sea shells: Hang in there! Keep your chin up and IY”H you’ll be ok! (easy for me to say, I know)
Maybe you should check the sea shore, he might be there looking for sea shells…
kapustaParticipantIt is not about whether you win or lose. It’s how you lay the blame.
“I didn’t say it was your fault; I said I was going to blame you.”
October 4, 2011 10:55 am at 10:55 am in reply to: I've got a twin on here… Can anyone guess who it is… #816041kapustaParticipantSo are the Flatbushers making this thing official? I’ll have to check carefully whenever I come across GumBalls or RedNails…
Did I expect anymore
huh?
onegoal: sounds fine to me (who isn’t out of town all that much).
kapustaParticipantI did three hours.
I was also thinking that because it was a fast it was a little harder but it probably was the best time to do it. Its the only time in AY”T that isn’t a regular work day.
kapustaParticipantkapustaParticipantIF YOU CAN DO SOMETHING NOW L”ILUY NISHMAS THE NIFTERES ON HER YAHRZEIT, PLZ…TIA
Just said a few kapitlach. May the Neshama have an aliyah.
kapustaParticipantso here’s a toast to you, dear stuffed cabbage, who’s been wished the “best of luck” by yours truly… which has been preserved forevermore (perhaps!) as your subtitle.
Thank you!
Now for that talk….
Uh oh
TELL ME WHEN UR IN FLATBYSH!!
I’m in Flatbush. Surprise, surprise 🙂
kapustaParticipantWishing everyone a Kesiva v’Chasima Tova and a gut gebentched yar. May our Tefillos be answered l’Tova and may this year bring all the Yeshuos needed (both personal and for the Klal).
(Is that considered a double post?)
kapustaParticipantI agree with cshapiro. But its best to tell her, at some point she’ll find out.
Some diamonds are “treated” to remove the imperfections. I think those are not as expensive. Maybe something like that is an option.
kapustaParticipantMazal Tov, postsem! May you and your Chosson be bentched with everything only good (and lots of it)!
(and thanks to GumBall for starting this thread!)
kapustaParticipantWhat did I do to deserve such praise? I’m honored.
Unless maybe everyone was just really hungry?
Hey, look, our favorite stuffed cabbage is being Roasted…
Make it a toast, and then we’ll talk 😉
kapustaParticipantAlso from Rabbi Orlofsky, and great!
TorahAnytime.com
The Joy Of Judgement Finding Your Inner Greatness from 9/21/08. (about an hour long)
kapustaParticipantLike I said – saying s/o has Good Middos to me is fluff. If another person says this person goes to the nursing home everyday and feeds the people whom can’t feed themselves, this IMO is a description of Good Middos!
I can definitely understand that. But there are some people that are just best described as being a mentch. Its hard to formulate an opinion and get an idea of what they’re like based on that but sometimes its the best way to describe them.
Everything is relative. Saying she dresses nicely, her clothing is Tznius etc is all dependent on the level of the person giving the info.
If it gets to the stage of a date, then usually you can tell pretty quickly what her middos are like.
kapustaParticipantIMO, flowers are given closer to an engagement. If you would like to do something (not sure what your budget is), maybe theres a Sefer/book on Rosh Hashana that you can get. A lot depends on her “type”.
Hatzlacha
(FTR, this is totally based on my mostly inexperienced opinion)
kapustaParticipantI think I’m an OOT-er at heart, and I guess since Chicago is not in NY it would fit that description.
*sorry. I meant Chicago is OOT for me. (official disclaimer)
September 27, 2011 4:11 am at 4:11 am in reply to: popa's on the plane so none of our posts are being put up… #812794kapustaParticipantChup
Joseph’s Chup Has Been Blocked
I actually thought this SN was a different (pretty new) poster. Unless he’s changing his style…
kapustaParticipantWow, a thread for me! *big smile*
I think I’m an OOT-er at heart, and I guess since Chicago is not in NY it would fit that description. I don’t know anyone in Chicago, so not very likely that I’ll be coming, but hey, ya never know.
Thanks for the invite. 🙂 Come to NY and then we could really have some fun!
kapustaParticipantI personally think the term “great girl” is fluff and now you are defining it with more fluff!
To someone looking into someone, its fluff, but how many ways are there to describe good middos?
kapustaParticipantOne young lady came in very late, about 20 minutes befor the end. She sat in front of me so i couldn’t help notice that she was busy with facebook and taking photos of the men’s section and texting all.
Maybe this is just me, but I’m happy that she came to Selichos. Her heart is in the right place.
kapustaParticipantI’m not sure if it has what you’re looking for but try dailyTehillim.com
kapustaParticipantI would define great girl to mean that she has good middos, good hashkafos, acts like a mentch, pleasant to be around/talk to etc.
As other posters mentioned, a lot depends on who its coming from. To some people, a great girl may be referring to her fathers bank account.
September 25, 2011 10:44 am at 10:44 am in reply to: I payed $21,000 for my daughters misery! #813300kapustaParticipantAs was mentioned, its only the beginning. Give her a chance to get settled. Just watch, in 9 months or so you’ll be on the phone with her trying to talk her into coming home instead of spending extra time with her friends.
kapustaParticipantThere were two frum girls sitting right behind me
That was me.
Ok it wasn’t.
Anyone up for a CR meet in Brooklyn? Is anyone else from the rest of the world even reading this thread anymore?
kapustaParticipantDid she want to go out again?
I’m voting for a second date. I think the two date thing was made for a situation like this. Could it be that she really was nervous for whatever reason and she came off as different than she actually is? IMO sometimes people make up their mind if its for them before they even meet, I don’t know that that happened here, just tossing it out there.
Hatzlacha
kapustaParticipantI hope I didn’t say anything that made you want to leave.
Its Elul, please tell me if I did.
kapustaParticipantMy NYS license mentions nothing about weight (not counting the picture). I don’t get why they would do that, since weight can change. Even eye color doesn’t mean anything anymore since colored lenses came out.
kapustaParticipantI love how this is supposed to help people realize they can live without technology, yet you have to go online to ohr naava’s website to register.
From the FAQ’s on daytodisconnect.com
Sure. Simply send us an email.”
September 22, 2011 4:40 am at 4:40 am in reply to: What is the meanest thing you've ever done? #812228kapustaParticipantI started it when someone else asked me to. Later I regretted doing it.
kapustaParticipantThis is something I saw a long time ago, I’m not sure who said it, but it stuck with me. On Rosh Hashana we ask for a sweet year, not just good. Why? Everything Hashem does is good, nut we ask that it also be sweet.
This one is mine, its a little (ok, a lot) crazy. Ya gotta do something while you’re washing dishes.
A dish starts out white. If you put something greasy or saucy on it, it’ll get dirty. To anyone looking at it, its a dirty dish. But the dish is actually white. It never changes to purple or black or any other color, it only has a layer on top that makes the whole thing look dirty. Underneath that layer, the dish is as bright and white as it ever was. Even though a Neshama can look dirty, it never actually is. Its only the surface that is. Underneath it has the same greatness it always had.
September 21, 2011 3:04 pm at 3:04 pm in reply to: Bringing children home from Israel because of impending trouble #811508kapustaParticipantThis is a question to ask your rav. Keep in mind that we all need shmira wherever we are.
kapustaParticipantbrother- it means cabbage in Hungarian (and other languages, I’m told). Don’t worry, your not the only one to ask.
CA, What were you trying? I see something underneath your subtitle that looks suspiciously like good news.
September 21, 2011 5:05 am at 5:05 am in reply to: What is the meanest thing you've ever done? #812218kapustaParticipantJust heard this, didn’t try it.
If you’re bored, put a note saying “sorry for the damage” on someones car. Wait till they come back, and have some fun watching their reaction.
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