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Connecting the Queens Jewish Community Welcome back to “How Should I Know?” -- the humorous advice column that is approximately 40% me...
I think that with all this competition to have the fanciest chasunah on the block, we should probably do the same thing with brissin.
A bris is literally introducing a new person into Klal Yisrael. Why don’t we go all out?
Welcome back to “How Should I Know?” -- the humorous advice column that is approximately 40% me trying to help people with their questions in a way that they’re not meshubad to actually follow my advice and 60% a way to get people to unwittingly send me topics.
In the world of supersmart criminals that somehow manage to get caught almost immediately, there is a category of people who are pretending to be something they’re not.
If you’re a doting husband who helps his wife clean for Pesach by standing over her and telling her what parts of what she’s doing are not halachically required (“What? Now she has less work to do!”) then perhaps at some point she’ll tell you to clean your seforim shranks.
We’re cat-sitting, apparently.
It was my wife’s idea. My wife is nice that way. I barely talk to my neighbors, so this is not a situation I would have gotten us into.
One of your main concerns as a parent when your child gets braces is, “Is there parking at the orthodontist’s office?” That’s the one aspect that’s maybe in your control.
