At one point, my mother asked me what I planned to do “when I grow up.” I was taken aback by her question. Wasn’t it obvious?
Many times we regret our hurtful or negative words. But we almost never feel remorse for refraining from saying something or rethinking a response
She told me she thought the book might be in Hebrew. I offered to look at it and confirm whether or not it was.
The next day I took my tefillin, which I’d had since my bar mitzvah almost 30 years earlier, to my sofer, Reb Shua Lichtenstein.
How could I demonstrate the indescribable?,Cut ‘n Paste: The Moment,How could I demonstrate the indescribable?
Once you’ve stepped on a considerable number of feet, you can simply repeat the same exact steps over and over to your heart’s content
