{The only label suitable for a child}
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Hello! If you are an aidel maidel groping in the dark for a safe forum, then you have come to the right place. I created this blog for people like us to share ideas, keep each other inspired, and maybe even vent...just a little...until another knaidel maidel comes to cheer you up! Of course, no loshon hara or nivul peh is permitted on this site, or anywhere for that matter. Enjoy your stay!
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- Bas~Melech
- Just another princess, struggling to be worthy of the name. Seeks truth, G-dliness, perspective (Prince Charming position filled).
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Torah Thought in a nutshell: Struggling is the trademark of a healthy Jew and servant of HaShem.
2 comments:
Excellent!
You have designed a label which says it All!
(But, unfortunately, as you and The Dreamer have pointed out, sometimes it is the parents who interfere with a child's educational needs.)
(On a more positive note, I noticed that one Yeshiva responded to the crop of bumper-stickers which read "My Child was Student of the Month"
by countering with these bumper-stickers:
"We Honor All of Our Students" - and the name of the Yeshiva.
I'm sure that you'll appreciate that.
Thanks, anon.
The bumper sticker is a sweet idea, but I think the "honor thy student" idea is part (cause or effect? byproduct? nota?) of the "magia li" ("it's coming to me") mentality so visible in todays children. I see it in my students SO clearly... Yuck. Maybe try "We are proud of our students."
Maybe I should disable anonymous comments. I am so curious to see who is reading my blogs. OTOH, maybe some wouldn't post if they had to identify themselves?
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