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General Category => General Discussion => Topic started by: דוד בן זאב אריה on June 27, 2008, 03:24:08 PM
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I have been very busy this week packing and getting ready for my move to Seattle. I am very excited about this. I will be working at a Kosher Bagel Restaurant and will be active in a real Jewish Community for the first time in my life. I have been making the 100 mile commute almost every Shabbat since the Chabad house only caters to the University population which is 99.99% Reform. It seems that the Chabad Rabbi is more concerned about the Reform Students than a Frum Jew who need him now more then ever. So this is why I have not been as active as I'd like to be. I will be making two car trips to Seattle this Sunday. One in the morning to move my stuff and one to move. I Start work on Monday at 7 AM.
Shabbat Shalom,
David Ben Ze'ev Aryeh.
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Good luck on the move O0
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Good luck! Shabbat shalom
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Good luck, but why seattle? You should of moved to an even more active jewish area.
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Congratulations on the move and good luck at the new job.
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Good Luck!
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mazal tov - good luck!!!
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Best of luck with your move !!
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Good luck, but why seattle? You should of moved to an even more active jewish area.
I with my limited money that I have saved up and the fact that I was givin a full time job offer that kind of made this the only reasonable place for me to relocate to. If you have ever looked for a job in a city you don't live in you would know just how hard it is. I lucked out and got it on the first shot. There is really no other city that I could afford to move to. Also my Rabbi Seattle said I could stay with him for a very reasonable price. I couldn't say no.
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Good luck, but why seattle? You should of moved to an even more active jewish area.
I with my limited money that I have saved up and the fact that I was givin a full time job offer that kind of made this the only reasonable place for me to relocate to. If you have ever looked for a job in a city you don't live in you would know just how hard it is. I lucked out and got it on the first shot. There is really no other city that I could afford to move to. Also my Rabbi Seattle said I could stay with him for a very reasonable price. I couldn't say no.
Better than living with your parents I guess!
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Good luck! That's not a fun drive but at least its on Sunday!!!
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Good luck with the move. One of the missions of Chabad is to bring Judaism to places where it is lacking. That is why Chabad reaches out to the non-religious. While it differs from our position of bringing all Jews back to eretz yisrael, I have a place to learn and pray because of Chabad.
I would have to say that it is a great Mitzva that Chabad restores Judaism to some who have lost it through assimilation and even intermarriage.