Please send your photos to guesswhoscoming2dinner@gmail.com
Please specify if you'd like to be credited or remain anonymous.
And just to get you started, here's one from Eretz Yisrael.
HT: Penny Hirsch Rabinowitz
Wednesday, September 30, 2015
GWC2D Succah Hop
Calling all Succah Hoppers.
Please send your photos to guesswhoscoming2dinner@gmail.com
Please specify if you'd like to be credited or remain anonymous.
And just to get you started, here's one from Eretz Yisrael.
HT: Penny Hirsch Rabinowitz
Please send your photos to guesswhoscoming2dinner@gmail.com
Please specify if you'd like to be credited or remain anonymous.
And just to get you started, here's one from Eretz Yisrael.
HT: Penny Hirsch Rabinowitz
OCD Judiasm
OCD Judiasm... That's what the salesman referred to it as I marveled at the fact that people actually PAY for this little gem (which by the way, I received full permission to photograph, but I blurred the photo just because I felt it was right).
Is this what we are coming to? This obsessive need to pin down the exact spot where Hashem will accept our tefillos best? Do we honestly believe that His vengeance will be upon us if we recite one exit too early or too late on the Thruway? Why do we constantly need to add more obsessive details to the observance of our forefathers?
Would it not be more auspicious for our journey us to observe the halahos of Lashon Hora in the car with greater attention? Perhaps we should be more vigilant in giving rides, taking packages or creating other opportunities to do mitzvos on the journey in order to secure safe passage. But must we really measure "1/2 mile past Exit 22"?
Is this what we are coming to? This obsessive need to pin down the exact spot where Hashem will accept our tefillos best? Do we honestly believe that His vengeance will be upon us if we recite one exit too early or too late on the Thruway? Why do we constantly need to add more obsessive details to the observance of our forefathers?
Would it not be more auspicious for our journey us to observe the halahos of Lashon Hora in the car with greater attention? Perhaps we should be more vigilant in giving rides, taking packages or creating other opportunities to do mitzvos on the journey in order to secure safe passage. But must we really measure "1/2 mile past Exit 22"?
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