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Coffee- WHY are you here then? You knew about recycling before you moved here. You knew about the dirt, the heat, the beeping, the traffic, the ticketing, the unfriendly sour people, the always in a rush, the smelly stinky city….
I’m here cuz I was born here and never got my way outta here yet, but why would someone actually move to NY???
Not again.
Not again.
Not again.
We went through this topic in depth…
She’ll be back soon with another name like all others who are “gone”…
Minyan Gal- you’re judging too quick here.
He might be a good person in other areas, and he might be a great father to his children.
He definitely needs help, but it’s still no reason to leave him YET.
You can never know if he had some terrible experience in the past that’s scaring him away from getting another job, or if he’s suffering from depression as mentioned above.
The OP didn’t indicate anything about their Shalom Bayis being worked on here.
I wish her much Hatzlacha.
Let’s not forget the chocolate in moderation.
Make sure she lives out of town….;)
(JK, I really love my shvigger!)
Hashem and the Malachim cried hard during that short yet very strong sun shower.
Well said.
I try to be a better to my kids.
I used something called “Kali Tzom” which has helped me a lot with fasting well. I know others who have used it too and fasted better.
I cannot speak for the other easy fast pills around, but this one worked!
I know a family that was there a week or two ago. Magnificent yet very expensive. They paid $2600. And that’s just for friday night.
I cut a wig by Karym( 14and 59) and was quite happy. I know others who are satisfied with her work too. I lost her phine # though!
I always have a fear of inhaling these odors. I find it hard to believe that these products are good for us. They all have chemicals in them.
I’m glad you asked this question here. Let’s see what posts we’ll get about this.
If the costs of the event was donated, then why not? But if our place sponsored the event in order to make more $$, then it’s not very right.
Jopseh isn’t that bad. In fact, it’s quite a common name(at least here in the CR)! 🙂
It’s never too smart to gush over your Chosson, Machutanim, presents, etc. You can get people to become very jealous/and very nervous!)
But you shouldn’t make it taboo either. Don’t ignore the fact that you’re engaged, or else she’ll realize that you’re trying to avoid this topic and she’ll be very hurt.
Use your own judgement!
Didn’t you know moderator 80 is an 80 year old Bubby?
I also exchanged silver by Mr Yablonsky. I got good references for him.
Enjoy your summa!
Mazel tov! It’s so nice when one of “us” get engaged!
Mazel tov Observant! May you build a Bayis Neman Byisrael and always be even happier than you are now!!
I think it’s a terrible idea for a single woman to have a baby, unless she is ready to wear a sign explaining that she had this baby through a clinic. People will probably never believe her anyway.
*LIKE*
Happiest, I was so saddened to read this thread but I’m glad to hear you feel better now!
See? The CR makes us all feel good!
Please continue to keep us updated. We are all friends although we’re all anonymous.
Hatzlacha!
I multitask. I can do 15 things at once in my home, but I don’t feel like I must always be busy with so many things. I can relax too!
Why don’t we ask Pac-man?
Not every question in Tznius you have to ask. A big part of Tznius is about your own feelings.
If you feel ok with playing music when your car windows are down, and every pedestrian will turn his/her head toward your car and give a look, then go ahead. It’s not a question. It’s about using some sense and judging for yourself.
Not Kosher? Please phrase your sentences correctly. They’re very kosher, yet can be very highly infested so many people don’t eat them.
Sure, the owner is “officially” a religious jew, yet keeps his store open Shabbos, in the heart of Heimishe BORO PARK no less!
He collects a minyan mincha in his store every day, and then keeps his store open for business on Shabbos Kodesh.
Sorry, I try to patronize ehrliche Yidden instead.
But to answer your question- yes it’s a great store with lots of odds n ends you might need.
Bochrim is the respecful term used for young, unmarried men. Doesn’t turn them into Tzaddikim. They are some foolish, selfish Bochrim who put themselves and others into major danger by acting very irresponsibly.
They obviously have problems in their life and are missing lots of Sechel. I too, don’t understand why they weren’t locked up.
You’re right. But different mods have different minds so I guess they all approve different things.
We’ll miss you and we’ll be glad when you join us again.
Good Shabbos.
Alwaysruns- you are funny! You’re lucky you didn’t scare your man away from this crazy date! How old were you then?
I absolutely hate to eat in public for fear that something will stay stuck in my teeth and will show. Doesn’t give a very good impression.
I personally cannot understand how a girl agrees to eat in a restaurant on a date. I cannot eat with anyone whom I’m not totally comfortable with. I would be under too much pressure!
Minyan- buying a property that used to be a place for Avodah Zora is different because you’re changing the place from Tameh to Kodesh.
Here, you’re are giving up a precious, holy building and giving it away to the use of Avodah Zora.
Chayala- many, if not most non Jews circumcise their babies boys.
Chaya- you are seemingly married from your previous Chinuch thread. I find it interesting that you don’t know the answer. What did you do at your wedding?
Happiest- I’m so happy for you!!!
Just to mention, that I have a classmate who also has some mental illness and is on medics. She’s happily married now and looks like is doing very well. She’s been through hard times, but as you see, she got there, and so will you!!
Hatzlacha furthur!
Wolf- The OP is asking about people who should NEVER marry. Nothing about remarrying.
Ilove- everyone is entitled to get married and everyone should get married. But marriage should only happen after a person is mature, worked on their Middos,(which also continues after married), and if they need professional help, they should get it.
Otherwise, if one of those details are missing, the person is putting his marriage up for failure and will very possibly ruin a family.
Always run- Please, oh please tell me you weren’t serious with that seesaw story!
S2021- welcome back. I don’t recall seeing you post here the last few weeks.
IuseBrains- that is the worst advice I ever heard.
Marriage is not a hospital.
MII- glad to hear you’re doing better! You better get to rest on YOM TOV! No getting up to serve!
Enjoy and feel all good!