Endorsed by the leading minds of the generation, the Gadol Hadorburger is bursting with gadlus in every bite. Prepare to be supershteiged by the glistening holiness that only the most oldest of Rabbis can imbue.
I think I was still religious when I made these. The writing was on the wall. Facebook wall, that is.
I'll just restate my main opinion, starting with my own personal experience:
I hate Purim. As an introvert and highly sensitive, the justification for noise, chaos, and zero respect for personal space or belongings would stress me to no end.
Yeshiva guys would invade the house asking for money. A friend...
Even More Freidom
The Sweetness of Melons
"Never was there as happy a time," the Mishna says, "than Tu B’av. Because on that day...
Pimply Kid
“The will of God is so,” explains the The Kiruv Rabbi in the most non-condescending voice he...
Only the Good Stuff
The book cover that started it all. Looking back almost three years to the original comment, I...
Chapter #12: Darkness
I will not go into detail about this chapter of my life, because it involves other people....
