True or False | Imamother

↑ singleagain ↓

Tue, Nov 16 2021, 10:10 am

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You're right rigid usually is very inflexible but there are some people who if they are not getting it to bed at exactly the same time every night their whole next day is thrown off
so that was kind of really more my question

or like do they always you know brush their teeth and take their medicine and then change into pajamas cuz some people just prefer certain routines like that it helps them wind down It didn't mean rigid as a bad thing sometimes it can be a good thing

So wait what happens if you get an email and you need to respond and you can? Also shouldn't there be some sort of IT person who can help you figure out what's going on with your email

I don't do a ton of research but when I do it is mostly online I do enjoy I prefer to buy books rather than borrow I like rereading the same books over and over

The person below me also likes rereading the same books over and over

↑ Tof Umachol ↓

Tue, Nov 16 2021, 3:41 pm

singleagain wrote:

The person below me also likes rereading the same books over and over

True. I love rereading books. But I do also like reading books from the library.

Tpbm is planning a family get-together on Chanuka.

↑ simcha4 ↓

Sat, Nov 20 2021, 2:07 pm

Tof Umachol wrote:

True. I love rereading books. But I do also like reading books from the library.

Tpbm is planning a family get-together on Chanuka.

BE"H. We usually get together on the day of Chanukah that is my father's z'l yahrzeit.

TPBM makes a food especially reserved for Chanukah.

↑ Tof Umachol ↓

Sun, Nov 21 2021, 6:40 am

simcha4 wrote:

TPBM makes a food especially reserved for Chanukah.

True. I love making latkes specially for Chanukah (I don't usually fry much). And my daughter makes sphinge.

Tpbm loves the sound of rain outside when she is warm and cozy in her house.

↑ simcha4 ↓

Sun, Nov 21 2021, 9:46 am

Tof Umachol wrote:

True. I love making latkes specially for Chanukah (I don't usually fry much). And my daughter makes sphinge.

Tpbm loves the sound of rain outside when she is warm and cozy in her house.

ETA - What is sphinge?

True! so true! B'H.

TPBM has noisy neighbors living in the apt. on top of hers.

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↑ Tof Umachol ↓

Sun, Nov 21 2021, 11:03 am

Sphinge is Moroccan deep-fried dough. Similar to sufganiyot but not spherical in shape, more like squiggles, so that you don't fill them. Instead you roll them in sugar.
They are delicious (at least when my daughter makes them) and in our house, special for Chanuka.

↑ HILY ↓

Sun, Nov 21 2021, 3:13 pm

simcha4 wrote:

Are you referring to winter clothes?

Yes
Or more in general,
Clothes, shoes, coats, or anything you have especially for the winter

↑ simcha4 ↓

Sun, Nov 21 2021, 3:40 pm

Tof Umachol wrote:

Thank you for taking the time to explain.
I think it sounds very similar to - fritelech - Yiddish. Also a Chanukah food.

↑ simcha4 ↓

Sun, Nov 21 2021, 3:47 pm

HILY wrote:

True!
TPBM loves her winter collection

Thanks for explaining.

Yes, I'm okay, b"H, with what I have for the winter.
I don't go out much so I don't need an extensive wardrobe.

TPBM likes to be properly dressed with make-up even when at home - doesn't just put on housecoat.

↑ Tof Umachol ↓

Sun, Nov 21 2021, 10:17 pm

simcha4 wrote:

TPBM likes to be properly dressed with make-up even when at home - doesn't just put on housecoat.

True - and false. I do wear my "outdoor" clothes even when I'll be staying home, not a housecoat. But I don't wear make-up on a daily basis, whether staying home or going out. I only wear make-up on rare occasions, say if I'm going out to a wedding or other simcha.

Tpbm finds it harder to get out of bed in winter than in summer.