"And your enormous belly kept going up and down. I thought the baby was going to fly out."That baby will be thirty at his next birthday, so you can calculate how old the groom is! A couple of years ago, my friend decided to try to hurry her son into marriage by buying herself a dress to wear to his wedding. NO, he wasn't dating anyone. Nobody could see a wedding in the future but her. So, when she spotted a dress which looked just perfect to wear to his wedding, she bought it. It stayed in her closet waiting for a wedding for two years.
My friend told me that if I want my kids to get married I must buy a dress.
"But four of my kids are still single. Should I buy four dresses?!?"It did work for her. So, I guess if I see a dress I can picture on myself at a child's wedding, then maybe I'll buy it, one by one, G-d willing!
MAZAL TOV!
I love those tambourines! Gonna steal that idea.
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ReplyDeleteCouldn't hurt. This reminds me of stories of barren women, full of later rewarded faith, buying baby carriages. There's also a story of a family that was waiting to adopt. Their rav told them to prepare a room with everything necessary to receive a baby. Their prayers were answered when they were the only family on the list ready to immediately receive a baby who urgently needed a home.
one by one, when I find them/it, I'll know, G-d willing
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