Someone accidentally broke Mrs. Adler’s* glass table. It cost around $700-$800 to fix and she did not know how she was going to replace it. She said to Hashem, “I don’t know how I am going to replace it, but you have a plan!” The next day, someone came to the house and said, “I
Rabbi Golombeck was in the mood of a delicious, yummy, scrumptious supper. When he came home, his wife told him that she had been by his sister, who was having a special supper since she was having a lot of company. She gave Mrs. Golombeck enough to take home for the whole family! Read more:
Yosef Moshe Mizrachi has Baruch Hashem been married for many years and has a large family. He was schmoozing with his wife about how their shidduch came about. She had just finished a parsha right before his name came up. Someone redt the shidduch, but her mother said that they were taking a break. The
Rabbi Golombeck was in Santander Bank waiting in line, and there was a Heimeshe Yid behind him. Rabbi Golombeck told him, “I know time is precious to every Yid, but you should just know that I’m going to be very quick. I am making one transaction, and I’ll be out before you know it.” The
Rabbi Golombeck went to the va’ad of his Rebbe, Rabbi Yehuda Mandel. It was raining, so he wanted to drive. However, his wife needed the van, so she dropped him off. He didn’t know how he would get home. Right when the va’ad ended, he saw a Yid walking towards him. Rabbi Golombeck asked, “Why
Rabbi Golombeck had a flood in his basement, which caused a lot of damage, so he filed an insurance claim. He hired a public adjuster to make sure the insurance company would give him the full amount of money he needed to make the repairs. After the insurance company told Rabbi Golombeck how much money
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Rabbi Golombeck saw a big nes! His house phone is attached to a fax machine, and if they plug in the fax, then they can’t use the phone. He has two phones for the same line. One was not attached to the base because the fax was on, and they were expecting a fax. One
One day, Rabbi Golomeck didn’t eat lunch, and he was a little hungry. His daughter Esther, who’s in first grade, came home from school at about 3:30 and went to get an orange. She peeled it, separated the pieces, and gave it to Rabbi Golombeck. “Here, Tatty, enjoy it!” He said, “Who told you to
Rabbi Golombeck was in the bank Wells Fargo on Friday in order to take care of something important. They told him that in order to take care of it he would need an appointment. They told him he would have to come back on Monday to make an appointment. Rabbi Golombeck told them that he
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