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.. She did, to a lucky boy.
My friend’s daughter is ??”? becoming a Kallah!!!
Mazal Tov!!!
Patri: Are you sure?!? (btw – that’s by the way, Mommy let me post tonight!!)
I remember hearing it’s a pasuk in Shir HaShirim (2:14) ?????? ?? ????? ???????? ?? ???? ?? ???? ??? ?????? ????. This implies that the voice of a female is also a pleasing, attracting beauty of her, not to be shared with a strange male. That is the source. It’s complete application and halachos are discussed in Shulchan Aruch, as any other Jewish laws.
In our shule, the baal korei waits until the “choir” finishes ENTIRELY, then he proceeds.
Crazybrit: I agree with most of what you wrote. The last sentence I disagree.
I would dare posit that it’s the ‘tochen’ that counts. These great men were totally into it – at their level – a whole night.
This is the night of chinuch, tradition. Parents to children, Rabbis to pupils. What we put in, stays. Every minute counts. HaShem attached such an importance and significance to these mitzvhos. Indeed, this is Toldos Am Yisroel, our emergence as Yidden. Lets all try to give it our very best, to come out of it as a better Yid.
In my humble opinion buying animal feed in Pesach is worse then chametz from before Pesach. The one before Pesach was already ‘batel’ with ‘kol chamira’, whereas buying chametz is definitely NOT batel. Furthermore, to my limited knowledge, one cannot be mevatel his newly acquired chametz in pesach, so he’s stuck with the aveira.
Shticky: The answer to both questions would probably be yes, unless it’s a monkey texting a martian.
!?-Wha-!?
Am I in the wrong place?
Thank you Yossi. It was really kind.
The Rabbi said to love all Jews. Simple logic tells us to exclude certain types. Who do I listen to?
Could someone kindly care to tell me how I should post from my phone. (Rotary dial)
For me!!!
It sure is!!!! (gumbal could I borrow a few?) !!!! !!!! !!!! !!!!
I hear you.
WHAT A SURPRISE!!!
I’ll tell her. Which volume should I ask her to buy?
(btw, she’s looking for towels…)
Logician:
I chas v’sholom didn’t mean to slight anyone, more so an accomplished posek. I’m just saying that – sha’alos should be handled by acknowledged poskim – not anonymous dass baal habatim posters such as us (if you are a posek, kindly state so, I’ll defer to you too)
“with all due respect to RY’s, leave them out of such a question”..
This looks like it’s becoming to look like another filthy site I ran from. We should leave Roshei Yeshivos out of Halachah shaalos, and instead have anonymous dass chamorim rule. Seems like Moshiach’s right around the corner.
??? ???? ???? ????. A dog will run ahead of it’s master, thinking, portraying for all that it is the boss, it is the one leading it’s master! Only at the crossroads does it stop, he is forced to concede, it’s master will show him which is the proper path.
I LOVE the last one, where he expertly deals with a lot of Yiddishkeit issues not addressed so commonly (chesed, hislahavus, vatranus). A real valuable chinuch tool.
Ha Ha. What a TROLL!!! Brought on by Rav HaRashi Key Master Himself!!!
Imagine in middle of Chol HaMoed at some agreed upon location – “POPA? Is That you?”, “Shticky?!? How nice to meet you”. “BPT?!?” And high-pitched shrieking nearby: “GUMBAL!!!!! – so that’s you!!!!”. “OOMIS – glad to meet you”. “Gefen- You IRL?”. Some educated, stately woman (at a respectful distance away): “Hi, I’m Aries. I used to post. I matured!!”
Sorry. I’m working in developing an Eyain Torah. As my profile states “Middos Under Construction”.
Besides: To be dan l’kaf z’chus – Are you an absent minded proseffor? Do you know what it does to a person. That he displayed ANY good manners, that he mishes with people, shows he worked on himself!
Kindly send her my recent regards. (It’s the special guards – the re-gards)
No. Not quite so. First of all, he did say please, twice. Second, he is a absent-minded professor – hence his impatientness. Then also, bear in mind, he had so many responsibilities, he had no time for niceties. Did you head a surgeon request “Kind dear assistant, could you please graciously kindly hand me over the scalpel”? (Even if you did, it’s not the way I perform operations) And he had the whole machine (kugelator, grepslink etc.) to take care of.
Teachers are faced with this sort of dilemma on a daily basis. To afford one more attention on the expense of the whole class, school. It’s actually better middos to take care of a kllal than a yachid. – In my humble opinion –
I was going to say no. But you wouldn’t hear me. So..
Of course. Welcome. Come right in. Every one of sane mind is busy with their Pesach preparations. That automatically counts me out. Hence, I’m the only one with the great honor to ofishily welcome you.
ENJOY.
She was such a personality. She had us ALL in the palm of her hands, reading and sharing her posts, stories, saga. It was so riveting, moving. She indicated earlier that she’d leave, she came back for some while and then sort of just left. I too miss those lines, posts, masterful threads.
Every one is entitled to a try!!
You too remember her?
We know every Kunda line better the Rabbi Kunda himself.
Press the <Reset> button. It’s location varies, different models…
Cheerios in mittens!!
Before holding the door ask them if they’ll thank you.
Gefen: It’s OK. It’s expected of anyone involved with this holy task of Pesach Cleaning. Which is why I escape to this wonderful place known as the CR!!
Try Panasonic. It’s great. It has a new modern feature, using buttons instead of a dial. You could reach someone just by tapping the buttons instead of the commonly used method of the rotary dial. It’s a great phone.
What my little ones stash away (just in case their parents go broke and won’t be able to feed them)
I get approximately 10 such calls A DAY. In fact I just got one TWO MINUTES AGO!!! They have NO RACHMANUS. You could be in middle of washing dishes, cooking, bathing. (Actually that’s what brings them on – I mean it!) You have to interrupt whatever you’re doing and contend with the latest:
<pasue>, <slow motion> “Hello Mr./Mrs. So and So, I’m calling on behalf of <non-Jewish articulation> XXXX. Could we kindly count on your support this year for $250? <Wait for negative response> OK we understand you’re currently going through financial difficulties. Could we count on you for $250?…”
Frustrating.
Gefen: The proper title by which to address an unmarried woman is by “Miss”.