Yosef may the RBSO answer your bakoshos quickly and you should find a job that allows you to support your family bkovod but at the same time allows you to devote your time to ruchniyos. Hatzlocha.

Reb yosef we will all pray for u, just keep on supporting our newbies here, they all need ur chizak

Hatzlacha gedola. Just dont let this nisayon pull you down.

ur-a-jew wrote on 05 Nov 2010 00:20:
Amein!! (wow)

Every Benching I'll have you in mind. 

ZemirosShabbos,
FrumFriend The Star,
An Honest Mouse,
Ur-a-Jew,
Jew-in-Paradise/Progress,
Dov,
1Daat;

WOW!!!

I didn't know that I am sooo popular!

I very much feel the warmth of all your expressions of concern. 

If "K'mayim panim el panim kein lev bnei adam" is a barometer for cyber-friends too, we must be extremely close, I love you all dearly!

I am sure that Hashem is treasuring each & every one of your tefilos!!!

(Along with all of you who didn't post replies. This thread got more views in the past weeks than it had in a loooong time! I am certain that you all prayed a silent tefilla!)




Seeing all of your concern for my situation, I am compelled to point out Hashgochas Hashem in this matter too:

We all know that Hashem sends the Refuah before the makkah. Well, while my boss told me before Yom Tov that he is thinking about cutting our work days he waited until now to actually take the step. Why?

About one week earlier I received from the government Office of the Professions my official certification & registration for my profession. As soon as I got that letter I updated my resume and started actively seeking a new place of employment. The semi-layoff came at the right time!

(I was originally hired by my current boss with the understanding that I will stay 1 year - that was 3 years ago!)






The refuah is at hand, now we must take the proper dosage. I think I ought to ask my Father [in Heaven] for help in this matter!

keep on watchin for gd winkin at you.

We always need to ask hashem for help, even though things seem to be going smoothly "on their own." Sometimes, hashem just makes it easier ofr us to see that we need him!

Hatzlacha, my friend - stay in touch, I'm davening for you!

three benchin today.  Three tefilos for you.  sounds like you're staying strong and in good spirits.
b'simcha

Parshas Vayeitzei:



Yetzias [Yosef Ha]Tzadik min hamokom osseh roshem.


The yetzia:
Yosef Hatzadik wrote on 03 Nov 2010 16:20:


The roshem:
ZemirosShabbos wrote on 03 Nov 2010 16:24:

Frumfiend The star wrote on 03 Nov 2010 17:32:

an honest mouse wrote on 03 Nov 2010 22:37:

ur-a-jew wrote on 05 Nov 2010 00:20:

jewinpain wrote on 05 Nov 2010 00:51:

Frumfiend The star wrote on 05 Nov 2010 00:56:

dov wrote on 07 Nov 2010 23:41:

1daat wrote on 08 Nov 2010 04:56:

1daat wrote on 10 Nov 2010 06:21:

silentbattle wrote on 10 Nov 2010 05:41:



Yasher Koach to all of you!!!

It is very much appreciated!

Yasher koach to you - keep on rocking!

It's our y'shcoiach to you. coiach l'coiach

You are not popular we just love you.

Frumfiend The star wrote on 14 Nov 2010 05:08:

I love being loved. Thanks!

Just realized:

Slips are worse than falls!!!




A slip highlights a weak state of mind versus a falls may be just a momentary lapse.