I made a little change in the topic of the essay and wrote “us” instead of “me”, because I think that now is the time when all of us, not just me, should figure out that it’s up to them.
I have a friend, but I don't think she wants me to say her name . She is happy and always smiling. She will always be there if you need to talk. She won’t say annoying things like "I know how you feel".
What are tears? Tears are a sign of loss, pain and anguish, tears make you realize how much you have lost. Don’t take anyone for granted because you never know when you could be spending your last moments with them.
As we all know Hashem is the most important judge. As a young girl I’ve been told to be extra good because Hashem sees and after you die he will judge you. I will be talking about what I want my judgment to be. I took the advice and tried to be very good.
We've had some great years right here in Nefesh And now its all coming to an end But no matter how far we go and get We'll never forget about our friends
This is Miriam your niece that you have never met before. I am so excited to have an aunt whom I can talk to and since we never met there must be a lot of things I can learn from you.
Did you ever feel that your life was taking a turn in the wrong direction? Have you ever felt that something in your life has gone so wrong, that it couldn't get any worse? But you knew that it wouldn't get any better? Have you ever felt like crying but you couldn't find the tears? Were you ever in the middle of taking a walk and you stopped to ask yourself if you should bother to take another step?
Dearest Alumni, I would like to thank each and everyone of you who came, called, and sent me condolences. In Nefesh we call ourselves the "Nefesh Family" and at this time I really felt that we truly are a family. We are all here for each other during happy times and during difficult ones.
One week before my birthday my mom said, " You can celebrate your birthday whichever way you want. You can choose friends, family, or fancy meal. You name it!"
I want to thank Hashem because without him I wouldn't be able to thank. I want to thank him for the clothes I am wearing, the school I am in, and the house I live in. I would write more but it would sound boring.
The world that I am still building is the religious life within my family. People think that since I am already religious, there are no difficulties or struggles, but there are. Religion is now accepted by most members of my family, but there are still some that cannot fully agree to it.
Chaim marched proudly into school, his brand new shoes gleaming. His old sneakers had been falling apart for so long, and finally, his father had taken him downtown to a discount store, and that is where they found their treasure; a beautiful pair of “grown up” shoes which now adorned Chaim’s feet.
Rabbi Fried settled into his airplane seat on a somewhat emptier than usual flight. He smiled at his seatmate, who introduced himself as Jason. They each busied themselves with their own reading materials until the mealtime was announced.
