Ironically, when we have more to thank G-D for, we think about Him LESS.

We can all feel that we've been blessed with EVERYTHING, if we first realize that we DESERVE NOTHING.

We can choose our friends but G-D picks our relatives, - with another opportunity & challenge in relating with each of them.

The only thing we can 'give' to G-D, is the opportunity for Him to give to us.

No Jew is simple. When one acts foolishly, he is LOOSELY described, -with borrowed terminology,- AS IF he were a simpleton.

Interrupting, is a sure sign of lack of discipline. Witholding from it is a great excercize for self- (or a child's ) -discipline.

Overdoses of love may be relative to a child's behavior. But a constant level of normal parental love must be unconditional.

Wisdom must be absorbed not just learned. This gives primary importance to the apetite of the student, not the greatness of the teacher.

Any wrong can be justified with the word 'just'. In short... Don't 'just'ify. Rectify.

The tiny disclaimer of 'Just being childish' can easily disguise character flaws of huge proportions.

G-D is glorified not by what man DOES, but by what man had to OVERCOME to get it done.

Wasting time developes the notion that the world has no G-D and no purpose.