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After promising myself that I would not become a pet owner because family life is already hectic enough, and also to avoid heartbreak due to the eventual pet's illness and death (my in law's pet had recently passed away), my husband and I gave into our son's plea for a dog. Even though we agreed on a specific breed and size, we ended up re-homing a dog that was nothing like we what we had envisioned or hoped for. Such is the irony of life!
In this episode, I also share inspirational quotes from Torah and psalms that have the power to develop in us a greater trust in G-d and the plans He has for us - plans, which more often than not do not coincide with our human, limited-vision intentions.
Mentions:
Corsican dog - cursinu
My dog's probable breed - Mountain Cur
Norse mythology
Loki - God of mischief
Quote from outorah.org by Rabbi Jack Abramowitz
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After promising myself that I would not become a pet owner because family life is already hectic enough, and also to avoid heartbreak due to the eventual pet's illness and death (my in law's pet had recently passed away), my husband and I gave into our son's plea for a dog. Even though we agreed on a specific breed and size, we ended up re-homing a dog that was nothing like we what we had envisioned or hoped for. Such is the irony of life!
In this episode, I also share inspirational quotes from Torah and psalms that have the power to develop in us a greater trust in G-d and the plans He has for us - plans, which more often than not do not coincide with our human, limited-vision intentions.
Mentions:
Corsican dog - cursinu
My dog's probable breed - Mountain Cur
Norse mythology
Loki - God of mischief
Quote from outorah.org by Rabbi Jack Abramowitz
Support the show