Another Sunday Morning
After a long break, my recent return to blogging continues. It's Sunday morning and the world is perfect/imperfect. There's a book I like called Don't you know it's a perfect world? by Sarah Shapiro. Feels like yesterday when I discovered that book 20+ years ago and was so taken by it. I recently committed to writing a review for a newspaper of the same author's latest book: An Audience of One. The hard part about writing the review is finding the right words. I could just write something like- as a human being and a Jew, I loved this book. And you should too, I think it may need more/other words.
It's almost 11AM now and there's an online shiur I want to go to, and I need to/want to eat, and I owe a dear friend an email responding to an email about having missed my email, and- and, and, and, and...
In the middle of a deep shiur by Rabbi Avraham Aryeh Trugman, based on his book, Seventy Faces. He is discussing the letters of the Torah in a deep way. May I, and all who hear his Torah, and all who are touched by it be moved and changed by it in a positive way.
Now he's up to questions. In my experience he always answers my questions when I write to him. And introvert that I am prefer discussing privately. Questions and answers after a class can be an extroverts game, though sometimes I will feel comfortable asking questions, particularly if I feel like that will be my chance and time to do it and it may not be doable via email, private meeting, etc...
R Trugman is kind and generous. At almost an hour and a half he's still taking lots of people's questions and comments. My dad of blessed memory felt strongly that often questions during classes were statements. but I think the benefit of doubt way to look at it may be to understand that some people ask questions my seeming to make statements.
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