are you looking for something that would print it also, or just something that you can format? and then export to print somewhere

because if its just formatting, it may be enough to use something like Microsoft Publisher. (although you would have to find something that flips the order of hte pages, but that shouldnt be too hard)

if you’re looking for something that prints also, I would suggest looking in Israel as that is where you would find decent Hebrew support

those few months of freezer aren’t what are making the age gap. The age gap is inherent in the maturity of girls vs boys. The girls come back from seminary at age 18/19/20 ready to run a household and they want to date. The average boy at age 20 at best just wants to sit and learn and not worry about anything else.

I know many girls who are hesitant to go out with a 20 year old boy because they are probably not ready (and I’m not talking about girls older than that).

but yes, let the boy settle in, find a mashpia, because once he starts dating, he will need that

I’m not going to get insulted by that remark pba.

there are some places where Michlalah is concidered the top seminary just by the way

what was the prompt?

i dont even remember anymore what i wrote about, and my laptop has lost all its files many times since then. but if you tell me the prompt I might remember (but still doubtful)

it really doesnt matter that much though

writer: nothing is so far, but there are things farther than others.

also, you’d probably end up doing what I did and just not go back you your room in the middle of the day, and just plan that way.

I don’t think the layout of the buildings changed so much, but they apparently changed the numbering system and which dorms are which.

In general, you can’t request a specific dorm, but I would say its worth asking if they think they can accomidate you or not. If you have a reason they will probably work with you to make it work.

also, if you go to michlalah make sure you have friends who will offer to do grocery shopping for you since the main makolet is up a nice long flight of stairs. (although there is a makolet on campus thats usable)

oh, and about michlalah, maybe talk to them about making sure you get an appartment in the 30s, or if you have a big year the 40s, and not a cottage- it cuts off a lot of stairs (theres still a lot, but the higher up you are the less there are).

Jewish women have always been described of nashim tzidkaniyos without needing to isolate a few as the best ones.

re it affecting your shidduchim chances, it depends what you’re looking for. if youre looking for a girl whos looking for a husband who will support her, its excellent.

if you’re looking for a rich girl who wants a learner, once you start college it won’t happen

there are no shortage of girls who want someone whos in college for a parnassah that also learns

it also works with right and left- it turns your screen sideways- really useful when you have to read a pdf thats printed partially sideways or just with long pages and you dont want to have to hit down every three and half seconds.

there are hundreds of seminarys in Israel. you need to clarify a bit what you want.

BY or not?

american or Israeli?

Gemara or no?

in Yerushalyim or no or dont care?

Big or Small?

“in town” or “out of town” girls?

academic or not?

more learning or more trips/chessed?

come on, give us some info to work with

If I remember correctly, the two most obligatory parts are shema and shemoneh esrei (the amidah),so if you are saying those you are in good shape.

However, I think it is better if you can also say the Brachas surrounding Shema, particularly the one between Shema and Shemoneh Esrei.

just to clarify a few things-

1- people who are concerned about the unvaccinated children spreading whatever virus to their vaccinated children as much as it spreading to their children that are too young for the vaccination or have weakened immune systems that are unable to become immune from the vaccination

2- yes there are people that can not be vaccinated because of real life threatening situations like egg allergies, and yes they should rely on herd immunity to keep them safe, but once everyone starts having their own reasons why it won’t work, the method fails!

3- I’m sorry about your child’s peanut allergy, tzaddiq, but in the scheme of things, I think you prefer that your child be allergic to peanuts than blind ChV. (he may yet grow out of the allergy like my brother did)

4- the autisim link has been disproven! in fact the greater number of diagnoses are just because we are better about testing and diagnosing than we used to be. I actually recently heard of a family where they stopped vaccinating the kids because they were worried about the autism link, and then the next kid born, never vaccinated for anything, was diagnosed with autism at the age of 2. the mother then got them all vaccinated

5- about the HPV vaccine. I was still within that teenage realm when it came out, and my doctor told me: I’m required to tell you about this vaccine, don’t worry, I don’t expect you to get it, I know that you don’t need it yet.

It is not so widespread for every girl to take it, and doctors who do their jobs properly and tell their patients what its for let the frum girls pass on it.

I just shipped them all with the Israeli postal service by boat- it took 2-3 months, cost i think about $1 per lb of sefarim or something like that.

just get very strong boxes ( I bought from the post office) and reenforce them very well with tape because they will get thrown around