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mom12Participant
A gitte voch to u all..
I empathize with all of you..But if You have the right attitude all will be well!
I was a size 12-14 many years ago..and most of the boys I went out with didnt want to continue cuz of my weight- my mom was more upset than I was. and I kept saying whoever is only interested in my looks, and not what I am really all about..they are not for me!
Well at age 20something I finally got married to someone who saw what I was really worth! and got pregnant..
surprize-surprize during pregnany I first lost 11 lbs and then gained bak 16 lbs. so after birth instead of a bulge i had a pit in my stomach. and after that i went down to a size 6 (which my mom said I would never be) and stayed that way for quite a few years even during pregnancies. after a certain age it did not go down so fast though.. but by that time I was almost starting to marry off my own kids..
just as a by the way I got feedback from a few of the guys I met, they married skinny girls and as soon as they had a baby they beacame very overweight well guess who had the last laugh!
I know quite a few girls that became very thin during pregnancy and stayed that way!
so there is hope everyone! Just Keep the faith up!
mom12Participantspill salt at their door so when they leave house they step on salt.
I know you want them out before Pesach.. but ‘makos vein’ always works.. I have experience with that!
HATZLACHA RABBA
mom12Participantits called the bag,bag
mom12ParticipantI’m not a soon to be mom..
when I was younger I gave peaople my opinion (I’m not the criticizing type)
Now I mind my own business…
as long as my children listen to me, thats good enough!
And NO I dont appreciate when former neighbors call me just to let me know where my child is or who he is spending time with!
I dont think it’s her business… I know what my child is upto and I know what I have to do about it!
and if I dont know yet I will when I have to..
mom12ParticipantBrooklyn..originally Manhattan
‘woman outside brooklyn’, Are u gonna tell us where you hail from?
mom12ParticipantIt looks like I better get out of here..
I dont remember everything just some..
It looks like I might be too young..
I grew up in de 60’s and 70’s..li’l young no?
those were the years when everybody went to the same school and nobody was better than their neighbor or friend..
Those were the years we respected each other and we lived and let live!
mom12ParticipantI dont think speaking and explaining will help.
I like the cellphone idea.
and DO tell your parents about the uncomfortable situation.
Going with a parent to figure out whats going on is a good idea too!
Or just stay away from that store!
mom12ParticipantDon’t try pushing anything..Let Hashgacha take its course..
If its right let it flow if its wrong let it just go away!
mom12ParticipantWear what u r!
I would go for something neat and not very fancy and not too casual or sporty..but neverthelss something that portrays YOU!
and if he doesnt like what you are wearing, because of what it potrays, and the personality is not what he is interested in I guess it’s not a shiduch! GOOD LUCK
mom12Participantonce heard a good vort:
“katuv b’zayat APECHA lo b’zayat ISHTICHA”
mom12ParticipantI’m still one of those moms who dont send their children off to school till age 3 1/2 or 4 yrs old (depeending on the month the birthday is)
then I get ‘punished’ and my daughters are put into nursery cuz they were unfortunate not to have been in a classroom yet….
mom12Participantmy in laws didn’t get me leichter either,
when a few relatives realized they chipped in and sent me to choose a set.
personally I think the issue here is acceptance for some reason you are insecure about the entire engagement
mom12Participantso where can we all see it???????
mom12ParticipantI feel bad as well. sometimes I’m the waiter and sometimes the waiteee…Thats life!
just remember, next time your the one waiting, be patient and understanding that its not his fault..
mom12ParticipantI am not a teen..but I do have teenaged children..
only got one thing to say: the time flies by so fast enjoy your teenage years and the fact that you r not ‘attached’.
My ‘in her 20’s’ daughter, only wants to be a teenager again..
Enjoy the freedom and the fact that your not being constantly looked after (if your not shidduch age,that is)
GOOD LUCK — try to find the good in each stage of life
mom12ParticipantMy kids are always in my bed..but I sleep so I really cant empathize with you but…
a friend had the same problem and wanted her baby out!
put an unwashed nightgown or other piece of clothing UNWASHD into crib so the baby is comforted by the odor of his mom and thinks she is nearby..
mom12ParticipantThe camp my son goes to has someone going around to all the bunks waking those that have to be woken…
Nevertheless I am a little nervous sending my next son to camp for this reason.. Didnt decide yet what we will do. I would wait another year, but he insists on going.
mom12Participantmaybe you r right but my husband had each surgery done by different doctors and my mom also had it done in recent years by another dr…
They all provided glasses.
It doesnt hurt to find out..
mom12ParticipantMy husband had surgery on both eyes..a few years apart.
the actual surgery of thecond one took about 5-10 min.
it was done with a robot with the doc in control, of course,
it was amazing! my husband saw and heard everything.
he was able to resume normal daily activity right away including go to work. He had to go in the next day to have checked.
They give you those large dark sunglasses so really no need to purchase, its probably preferable not to cuz the glasses they give you are closed up on all sides.
I would suggest do asap, why not be able to see and then there is the Hagada on Pesach..
mom12ParticipantIt would doubt it, becuz you cant eat the whip cream without putting it on something which then will make it one food..
just as an agav I dont think there is anything really edible in whipped cream…its chemicals sugar and oil..(sorry..that has nothing to do with purim…)
February 22, 2011 6:24 am at 6:24 am in reply to: Mod Orth Machmir Shidduchim and Shadchanus #743485mom12ParticipantIt is a chiyuv.. There is no set price.
most people like to give ‘the going rate’
so they shoudnt be looked upon as a schnorrer or stingy etc..
mom12ParticipantHe is telling you the DIN. You choose not to listen.
I’m sorry I’m being harsh, but then G-D takes over..
and we ALL learn the hard way…
mom12ParticipantWhen we wanted to switch to dsl, I was told my house is not eqippd to take dsl (I still dont know why) so we had to go cable.
mom12ParticipantHow upsetting it was when they closed down..aside from the closing bargains..we literally emptied out the store!
February 22, 2011 5:08 am at 5:08 am in reply to: Mod Orth Machmir Shidduchim and Shadchanus #743482mom12ParticipantTruthfully shadchanus is as much as one wants to give combined with how much u can afford.
Sometimes there are “difficult” cases. where the parents or someone else will promise even upto $5,000.
The average these days in my neck of the woods is 1500 to 1800..
but if one cant afford it or was not satisfied with the attitude or service it might be lower.
My mom once did a shidduch and she got a flower arrangement.. from then on when someone asks me how much I charge,,I say I dont charge but whatever it is “I’d like it money” not any kind of gift items..
mom12ParticipantWho remembers “John’s bargain stores”?
mom12ParticipantI still had a few pair of “Danskins” my kids wore..
they really did make things to last forever..
Where do we see the kind of respectful and obedient kids we had yesteryear..
I never remember asking “why”..And we were happy!
February 22, 2011 4:34 am at 4:34 am in reply to: Mod Orth Machmir Shidduchim and Shadchanus #743476mom12ParticipantHello…READ the question!range of SHADCHANUS!
meaning how much they are paid for their work.
mom12ParticipantWanderingchana.. I remember all that..
I took my 4 yr old sister to school each morning on the city bus, I was 8 or 9 yrs old.. boy did we run for those busses
I remember standing on line at a new pizza shop that started charging a quarter (up a nickel)!
When I brought home a rotary phone my kids wanted to know how to use it!
Over a dollar a minute for a long distance call..
mom12ParticipantYou did the right thing 100%.
Even if you would have known any of their parents,
I’m not sure they would be able to do anything about it..
Unfortunately..
mom12ParticipantPacking sforim away in shuls (thats what one of my sons do)
Habiltation worker(formrly Res-Hab) You can take on as many hours as good for you, and choose a job that has hours that fit your schedule… all other were mentiond
BTW girls can do the res-hab too.
mom12ParticipantI was once on the bus to Wlmsbg, and an older girl got up for me..
I told her its fine, I can stand.
She answered me that she gets up for any married woman (even if younger than her) Because ‘u never know what situation they are in’..
Kol hakavod to her!
mom12Participantwhen I was a teenager, I really did not have a bad case of acne but pimples there were…
I washed my face with sugar! It cleaned everything out and left my face smooth…
(not melted sugar!)
mom12ParticipantI saw a regular frum police officer in Wlmsbg!!
mom12ParticipantWhen I was in E. Israel a few years ago,
A child came running to hi mom..’Melech Hamashiach hirbitz otee’!
Melech Hamashiach looked to be aroun 3 or 4 years old.
mom12Participantyupp, there is a shadchan in the CR.
and it does sound like there are ,good for each others, here
How do we get things rolling…like some mazel tovs?
Yes Midos is most important, but hashkafos and frumkeit level do have to be considered as well
mom12Participantwoudn’t give my screen name.
mom12ParticipantAt the end of the day everyone gets what they deserve.
when these l’h speakers get rejected for jobs,shiduchim etc..
let them think back if there was anyone they wronged in the past..
I know of a few such situations!
HATZLACHA
mom12ParticipantThank you..
Hopefully the people who HAVE to see this reminder, DO.
A freilichen Chanuka to all!
mom12ParticipantI deal with anyone that wants to get married..
i have a collection of older singles.
mom12ParticipantGood evening.. as a shadchan I could really use girls who want GOOD working/learning boys..
i have quite a few good solid chassidish working/learning boys.
How do we get together?
mom12Participantdid anyone hear about the teacher who told her 8th grade students to “mach a zitzy!”
November 24, 2010 3:53 am at 3:53 am in reply to: Common Spanish Words Or Phrases To Communicate With #714987mom12Participantropa – laundry
ropa de cama – bed linen
gracias..buenas noches
mom12ParticipantGood Morning Y’all
mom12Participanti second the motion.
Americhoice
mom12ParticipantWell I am a mom of ka’h a bunc of boys and most of ’em like to putter in the kitchen.
They bake challos, make chicken nuggets for dinner kigel, chulent..
whatever…
then I’m left with all the pots and the kitchen to clean..
I gues I cant have everything!
mom12ParticipantI’m not sure bcbs is so affordable…chek it out…
mom12ParticipantI am a shadchan, but I am not sure how u can get a hold of me. I am not pushy and usually offer what u ask for. I do have quite a few clients that take care of there own shiduchim for whatever reason, but then again, you know best what u are looking for in a husband/wife.
I work with a few ladies, so we network quite a bit. So if I dont have anything that could be suitable I usually go to one of my friends to see if she could help me out…
You never know we might hav something going here.
I was told that a Rebitzen was printing a shadchanim list in the hamodia. I will try to get a hold of her if she in fact did it and in which one etc…as s oon as I have information I will post. I think I’m on that list…
mom12Participantdo you know what they do with the clothing?
some places sell by the pound and its a shme if the clothing is good.
mom12ParticipantHow does taxes get to getting along with each other?
I think this has to do with the fact that every chasidus had to open there own school and yeshivos.
I guess there good reasons but when we went to Bais yaakov, many years ago, EVERYBODY went to neutral schools and we all respected each other as well as keeping our individual families traditions and lifestyles.
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