This story has been called in by Mrs. Rubin. She had a kimpeturin in her house. She was helping out and taking care of the newborn baby. It was Friday afternoon, and she was so busy with the baby, that she realized she needed a cleaning lady to come and clean up L’kavod Shabbos. She
This story has been called in by a very chashuv Yid by the name of R’ Yoini Sarf. He said that it was Friday and his son came home from Cheder, and he wasn’t feeling well. He really wanted to take him to his doctor before Shabbos to make sure he was okay. He called
This story has been called in by a chashuva yid, by the name of R’ Avrumi Waldman. He was waiting at the airport to get a flight back to Lakewood. The lines were out the doors. It looked like he was going to have to wait a couple of hours. By the time it was
This story was called in by Mrs. Schwartz. She said over that she’s making a chasunah very soon. She needed $20,000, but she had no idea where she could come up with that type of money. On top of that, her tenant just told her that they planned on leaving that month. That meant a
This story was called in by Mr. Rabinowitz. He said that there was a blockage in the pipes leading to his washing machine, and the washing machine wasn’t working properly. His wife called a repairman to come fix it. When she told him how much the repairman charged, he realized that he could have gotten
By: Rabbi Yossi Rosenberg (Excerpt from Yated Ne’eman, printed with their kind permission) It’s statistically impossible for you to be here. There are over 1,000,000,000,000 (one trillion) neurons in an average human brain, and over 100,000,000,000,000 (one hundred trillion) synapses, connections through which the neurons communicate with each other. In one eye alone, the part
This story has been called in by a very choshuve yungerman by the name of Moishy Dowik. He was driving on the highway at 1:30 in the morning. There was something on the highway that hit his car and caused something on his car to get cracked off. It was making a lot of noise,
This story was called in by Mrs. Berlin from Bensalem. She got her son’s bus card for the year. It said that her son’s bus stop was four blocks away from her house. She had a house full of young children and babies. How in the world was she going to manage bringing her child
Mrs. Gross’s children were trying to make something in the Betty Crocker. However, when they plugged it in, the light didn’t go on, and it wasn’t working. She came to try to help out the situation. She tried this way and that way, but to no avail. Everyone in the family was trying to see
This story was called in by Mrs. Strohli. She said that one day, she really wanted a cleaning lady very badly. The problem was, it wasn’t a day that her cleaning lady usually came. Why in the world should her cleaning lady come just because she needed her? She thought, “Maybe she has a cancellation,
This story has been called in by a very choshuve yid by the name of Shloima Waldman. He said over that one of his children was looking for a teaching job in the beginning of the school year. She wanted to become a kindergarten teacher. Her friends all told her, “It’s very late in the
This story was called in by Mrs. Rubin. She said over that one day, she was ready to make supper. She really wanted fresh salmon. She was going to call her husband and ask him if he could do her a favor and go to the Fishing Line store and pick up fresh salmon for
