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The QueenParticipant
Edinburgh, UK
February 18, 2016 9:28 pm at 9:28 pm in reply to: How do you address people of the opposite sex? #1138151The QueenParticipant??? is not now. Now in yiddish is ???? It means only. ‘listen only’ It doesn’t translate smoothly.
The QueenParticipant“But as a community, it shows that the community has excess that can be spent on luxury items”
Nah, it shows that there is an extremely wealthy family in need of a hobby.
I went in to see the place one time when I was in town. I was wowed.
February 18, 2016 8:07 pm at 8:07 pm in reply to: How do you address people of the opposite sex? #1138149The QueenParticipant??? ???
as in listen up (may I have your attention)
The QueenParticipantI hope someone can give you advice on this.
My sister had gall stones and the doctor said the only thing to do is surgery. Then she heard of a woman in Williamsburg who can help, who advised her to eat only green apples for a day and drink only apple cider. Before bed she was to drink a concoction of olive oil and fresh squeezed lemon juice. (don’t know exact recipe.) Also, she was supposed to get a good nights sleep and wake up naturally in the morning. (no alarm clock or crying baby)
The next morning the gall stones cleared her body.
No more gallstones. No more pain. She didn’t even go back to the doctor!
True story. Happened last week.
There probably is another way. I hope you find it.
The QueenParticipant“ALL the yeshivos, AT ONCE, must close thier doors, from teh most right wing, to the most left wing, fromt eh frummest, to the most modern, ALL. a letter will go out to all parents, telling them which public school in their area they should go to for the first day of school. ALL parents must take off from work, and go with their children to the local public school. we are talking here of way over a hundred thousand of children on an already stressed system. i would say an emergency meeting in the city council, and state legislature would pass through vouchers in minutes, if not seconds”
This is a fantastic idea. Why aren’t we implementing it???
February 17, 2016 8:32 pm at 8:32 pm in reply to: Inviting other young couples over for a seuda #1170744The QueenParticipantTime for truth: Right. NOT recommended.
February 17, 2016 6:36 pm at 6:36 pm in reply to: Inviting other young couples over for a seuda #1170737The QueenParticipant“in the end she divorced her husband, the chavrusa divorced his wife and they married each other”
In the spirit of Rebbe Levi Yitzchok M’Barditchiv: ?? ???? ?????
these people actually went to the trouble of divorcing and marrying each other and didn’t indulge their ???? like the goyim.
The QueenParticipant“Easiest way to fix the shidduch crisis would be for girls to stop going to seminary.”
If you’ll notice, it is the same crowd who thinks they have to go into debt so their daughters can spend a year in seminary in Israel, who are ensnared in the shidduch crisis. (although, I don’t see the connection between the two.)
The QueenParticipantbar abba: I agree
The QueenParticipant(Azerbaijan)
Hamburg (not the hat) Germany
The QueenParticipantFor several years, we delivered shalach manos first thing in the morning -homemade granola and rice dream (milk). It became the Purim breakfast of our friends and family…
The QueenParticipantCan you calculate the rate
What would be the fate
Of the towel situation
And level of frustration
If in another hour
three more would like a shower?
The QueenParticipantHelp me with the math
My youngster took one bath
In the hamper what I see
Are wet towels three
The QueenParticipantSort the blacks from the whites
Here the pants there the tights
Little socks of pink and blue
Shirts and skirts and jammies too
Put it through the wash and spin
Fold and iron bear and grin
Who actually enjoy this yoke?
The QueenParticipantI heard that there are special clips that you can use to put a pair of socks together before the wash.
The baby socks, I try to wash in a mesh bag otherwise they disappear.
The QueenParticipantIt is never a good idea for someone who is starting out, to open there own business, besides for the fact that it costs a lot of money, you can lose a lot of money by making mistakes.
First you need to get a job and work for someone. After you worked for someone for a while and learn the trade, you can go out on your own.
As for what field to enter, there are tests you can take to help you narrow down your choice.
Also, and this is great advice if you are lucky enough to be in a position to use it. Do something you enjoy doing and you’ll never work a day in your life.
The QueenParticipantLawyer: Smart other single daughter 😉 Mazel tov on youngest’s birthday, may Hashem bless her with kol tuv.
My girls are launched (2 b”H married) knowing how to cook and do laundry and anything else they will need to know to run a Yiddishe home. When they are 8 I don’t let them touch the stove for safety reasons. They can wipe the dishes, put away the toys, make their bed (after a fashion) and watch (play with) the baby, with adult or teen supervision.
Sons have chores too. However by the time they are teens, they are in yeshiva all day. They don’t have when to cook and take care of the laundry. On Friday when they are home earlier they help out, and after Shabbos too.
The QueenParticipantLawyer: I think it’s amazing that you were doing laundry and cooking at age 8. I was a little girl at age 8 and I remember my Mommy cooking and doing laundry while I went outside to play hopscotch with my friends.
The QueenParticipantapushatayid: I totally agree with your observation.
Lawyer: We have a cleaning lady too, not a maid, (although what’s to stop us from calling her a maid ;-))and since our household is a bit busier she comes more than once a week, when everyone leaves the nest, I’m sure once a week for several hours will be enough.
LF: Shabbos was beautiful B”H and the house was turned upside down. You do not want to enter your 1 year old into competition with our prince (who turned 2 this shabbos) she doesn’t stand a chance…
We are very grateful for our blessings at all times. Including the mess.
The QueenParticipantDY:”That depends what you think the problem is.”
This is getting ridiculous. We are on page 4 of this thread and we are unaware of what problem we are discussing?
The problem is the ‘shidduch crisis’ which I would define as a hardship for the girls in a certain community to find a shidduch, with many girls becoming older than they would like to without finding their bashert.
There is more than just one thing contributing to the problem. Girls being squeezed for money is one contributing factor.
The QueenParticipantApushitayid: That is not a bad plan, only two royals already left the palace and I feel bad to incorporate a new tax now. Also, when they reach a certain age they start helping out with the laundry so I’m not sure it would lessen the load.
The QueenParticipantThe maid does some of it.
The QueenParticipantDY: It is certainly part of the problem.
The QueenParticipantApushitayid “all bills are paid by tatty”
The irony! Isn’t that exactly the problem with the shidduch crisis? That unless the Tatty is willing (able) to pay the bills the daughter can’t find a shidduch??? The kest system has been abolished in the chassidishe world. The tatties are not being manipulated into paying the bills on pain of staying with a grey haired daughter at home.
The QueenParticipant“2 young chassidishe couples i know are hardly proof of anything”
I know loads and loads of chassidish couples. The Tattys aren’t all supporting the couples, and yes many of the Mommies cook the meals in the beginning.
How is it better for girls to stay stranded without having an opportunity to find a shidduch, rather than a young couple 19-20 years old getting some support in the beginning whether monetary or meals or both.
Is marriage just a new roommate if you aren’t cooking a meal every day?
The QueenParticipant“Perhaps the extra girls on shidduch island should marry chassidim.”
Chassidishe boys are mostly looking to marry chassidishe girls. There are some shidduchim of Chassidishe boys with litvish girls, however, the boys aren’t usually your average chassidishe boy if they are marrying a litvish girl.
Which isn’t necessarily a bad thing, because litvish girls probably aren’t looking for your average chassidishe boy.
The QueenParticipantLF: It all sounds so romantic meditating on adorable Yossie’s left sock, however there is simply no time to meditate. Laundry needs to get done on speed dial, because adorable Yossi is either in the toilet, washing his hair, or putting mascara on his ears…
The QueenParticipantYou can tell a 19 year old litvish boy he is getting married in half a year and expect him to mature. Litvish boys are made up of different DNA from other boys? In the IDF you have 19 year olds making life and death decisions. In the chassidish world many are heads of household.
The QueenParticipantHealth: In that case, boys should give pictures too. Why should women/girls waste their time?
The QueenParticipantDY: No gap needed.
At what cost you ask. Maybe at a cost of less heartache for all the young people, their parents, and family who are stranded in the shidduch crisis.
It is true that the boys are less mature when they get married later. I know young men who are unbelievably immature at a time when other young men are already husbands and fathers. If the expectations change, the people will change with them.
The QueenParticipantMA: Not practical. MY hampers are built into the furniture in the washroom. I don’t want the smelly laundry in the bedrooms. Thank you for the idea though. I know someone who does that.
Meno: I have large appliances. But if I didn’t, I wouldn’t go out to get new appliances now. Thanks for the suggestion.
The QueenParticipantzahavasdad:The Rebbe in the video is saying to his brider in America, ir zult hiten Shabbos vet eich git zein.
The QueenParticipantThe Goq: He helps in other ways. Errands with the kids in tow gives me a much better and quieter break than having him match the socks.
Mammele: Good advice, thanks.
The QueenParticipantDaasYochid: Do boys also have resumes? Or just the girls need them? I think it’s demeaning.
The QueenParticipantThe king pays a servant to pitch in.
The princes and princesses pitch in.
The laundry magically never ends.
The QueenParticipantShmoneh Esra L’chupa – mostly within a year or two to the chupa. When you become smarter than the Torah, you run into problems.
The QueenParticipantWhat do the dog owners do on Shabbos? Aren’t the dogs muktza?
The QueenParticipantIn my neck of the woods there are no shidduch resumes. and there is no shidduch crisis. Maybe the resume and shidduch crisis crowd need to look outside of their daled amos and see how things are done in other communities and copy what works.
The QueenParticipantBurnt steak: (I see where you get your name) I am looking to ‘lighten the load’ not to add complicated cooking steps to the chore.
The QueenParticipantRuzhinkes mit mandlen
The QueenParticipantHot herbal tea sweetened with honey
The QueenParticipantThe babies need to grow up and have a baby before they get asked.
The QueenParticipantEllis Island
The QueenParticipantAsk the Bar Mitzvah boy what he wants, within a price range, this way you know your gift will be appropriate and appreciated. BTW I do this when buying a baby gift as well.
February 10, 2016 4:34 pm at 4:34 pm in reply to: The Root Behind The Palestinian/Israeli Conflict Really Just Has To Do WithI #1136795The QueenParticipant“The yidden don’t have to be the original inhabitants to have the rights to the land.”
Learn Lech Lecha (13.15)
February 10, 2016 2:38 am at 2:38 am in reply to: The Root Behind The Palestinian/Israeli Conflict Really Just Has To Do WithI #1136789The QueenParticipant“really original inhabitants of Israel were always the Yidden”
Learn Yehoshua.
The QueenParticipantRishon LeZion
The QueenParticipantI am intrigued with an idea of being able to fax a person. It can be the size of a broom closet, you go inside, hit some buttons and get faxed over to the other side of the world.
emails, sounded just as far fetched not so long ago.
I would love if someone would come out with a baby bottle that has a child proof top. So toddlers can’t open and spill their bottle.
The QueenParticipantPeople don’t marry pictures. Eventually you meet the person, and can decide based on the person, as apposed to basing marriage on a picture. If the person and photo look completely different, you at least know you are dealing with a person who “doctors the truth” and proceed with caution.
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