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It is a bad example to set for young and impressionable children. They should say that her teacher or his Rebbe set them up.
Explain please
It’s pashut. Popa is the smartest person in the world.
PBA: Why would they stop washing their shirts just when they get a free, full-service laundromat?
That is a good and true point.
lol Popa. If it wasn’t you posting that I would find it hard to believe.
They are probably in shidduchim.
That’s why girls are permitted to wear only black, because they’ll do the laundry even if you can’t see any dirt on it.
The boys would never wash the shirts if they weren’t white.
If you wear a toupee does that count as a yarmulke?
I thought the sun set behind my neighbor’s house, and was very proud to live nearby.
live right: your hair is dead when it comes out of your scalp. That’s why you can cut it.
What has to be perfect about the picture?
Your Rav is correct. It is completely assur to lift weights and then drop them on someone else’s toes!
Is a baby like a kelev if it is sucking a bottle while traveling in a stroller?
Sounds like the teen is angry, and you’re giving a defensive response to an emotional outburst.
If the teen is a girl, my mother recommends “I’m not mad I just hate you” for understanding teenage girls. Dunno if it applies with boys, and I’ve not read the book.
For women or men?
For women, talk to the women individually.
But honestly, you really cannot do so much. You can put up sayings about tznius and have Ateres and start chaburas on Rabbi Falk, and hope it filters through, but keep in mind it is a personal decision and there’s no guarantee it will work.
Ehrenfelds
It says in my ArtScroll Machzor that you’re not supposed to daven for personal needs on Rosh HaShanah.
Well, I think it’s funny.
De Blasio
Thanks, and the same to everyone on the CR. Ksiva v’Chasima Tova! Mochel lach mochel lach mochel lach, and please do the same for me.
I fourth the notion.
Try aluminum. Silver is too expensive to eat anyway.
Why not? It’s secret, interesting, relevant to daily life and everyone else is learning it. So learn some Ein Yaakov and let us know when you’re done and want to start with Gemara.
SaysMe: Not in my experience. Writersoul, I think you’ll do best in Machon Ra’aya.
Well I never went off, and I dislike leading questions when I don’t agree with the premise, but it’s usually a combination of the two. Life is not black and white.
Syag: My pleasure. 🙂
They should make weight limits or something, because why can someone come on with 2 small suitcases, but not a garment bag, tefilin bag, and suitcase, which takes up less space?
I like to follow rules, so the last time I flew and did not want to check baggage, I stuffed a garment bag into another large bag with a small bag and asked if I now have 2 bags. They said, “That’s okay.” Then I separated them when I got on the plane.
Someone asked where my great-grandparents live. I responded, “In the cemetery.”
Thanks eclipse, and wikipedia commons.
Hashem provided an all natural announcement.
First baby, you do tell. You will probably tell anyway since you will want to talk about it with your mother!
After that, most people tell their parents shortly before they start showing, if they don’t live nearby and don’t wish someone else to mention it to their parents.
How do you clean up shidduchim?
I know!
You can use Charming paper towels with Mr. Clean who will sweep her off her feet and Pledge marriage with much Joy.
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I’m pretty sure this counts as ??????
Being a Rov is a full time job nowadays because stupidities like this.
Totally off topic, but being a Rov has always been a full time job, as people are human.
I don’t know the community so well, but have spent Shabbos there, and I once ate a meal at the Rav and Rebbetzin of the Young Israel of Pelham Parkway. They are incredibly warm and talented people who are truly devoted and accepting of everyone.
I managed to prove to the sem that the subject of the phone call was not an issue at all and totally wrong but the rav of the seminary I was supposed to be going to would not budge from his decision not to accept me or even give me a trial period.
That’s really hard. On the positive side, a seminary that would treat a prospective student like that may not have been the best place anyway. I hope you do find a place where you are happy for this year. Hatzlacha!
Just ask to borrow the baby on their way out. Tell them you’ll return it later.
If you’re looking for really cheap, Penina’s in Boro Park sells children’s clothes at cost as a chessed. They have limited but classic styles. They are in the low 40’s and there is no sign in front of the store, on the same side as Peretz. All clothes are washable.
Peretz has very nice girl’s clothes. They are good quality and washable. They tend to be a bit more expensive than Penina’s but still very reasonable.
Happy belated birthday!
And happy birthday for next year, too!
The hardest way is to ask your husband to wear them for a few days.
That’s the most comfortable way. Because then he’ll never ask you to wear them again.
Probably it’s because cows and bulls have different social norms. Probably.
Of course it is because of gender norms. The bulls are exposed to low expectations by being put behind a steel fence.
wallflower: That’s so interesting, I have a sibling who does that too. (will only daven if no one is around to see)
Would you rather a child who does bad things but trusts, communicates with, and confides in his/her parents?
Yes, and hopefully their definition of “bad” includes skipping vasikin and tikkun chatzos, and posting on Yeshiva World.
We want to be addicted to some things. Like it is good to be addicted to drinking, or eating healthy food.