...and let them lead the way Show them all the beauty they possess inside Give them a sense of pride to make it easier Let the chil...::eyes pan the blog slowly from left to right::...oh, h-h-hi...::nervous laughter::...I'm sorry, I-I didn't realize anybody was here. Ahem. Well then...
This is a pretty good read with an important message.
Ooo, me like.
ReplyDeleteHehe. You amuse me.
ReplyDeleteHe has hit the nail on the head.
ReplyDeletePrecisely because chinuch is so hard, we all try to push off the responsibility to others, and content ourselves with the role of enforcers of boundaries. Parents leave to the chadorim the responsibility for answering their children's basic questions in emunah. Meanwhile the chadorim act as if all such shaylos must have been answered in a proper home, and treat any questions as an act of rebellion, if not an attempt to negatively influence classmates as well. Similarly, if a boy awakens to a question in his high school years that did not bother him before, the reaction is often that all such questions should have been long answered. If instead of receiving answers or direction, the student sees that his question provokes anger and confusion, he may wrongly draw the conclusion that there are no answers.
awesome!
ReplyDeleteFunny how? What's funny about it?
ReplyDeleteLet me understand this.
I'm funny how? Funny
like a clown? I amuse you?
I'm here to amuse you?
I think it is time
ReplyDeleteThat G learn how many beats
Belong in haikus.
I just want to point out that I DID NOT, repeat, DID NOT, correct anybody's literary style in the post and/or comments.
ReplyDeleteIn regards to your question - yes! :D
I think it is time
ReplyDeleteThat G learn how many beats
Belong in haikus.
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Sad...so sad.
I think it's time Ezzie opened up his world to one of the great pieces of modern story telling.
He could start by googling the contents of my comment.
Maybe if most of what you write in comments wasn't so obscure we wouldn't have this issue!
ReplyDeleteSilly G. Don't you know I'm lazy? I considered doing so, but... well, see the lazy line. :)
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