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shul | sh oōl; sh oŏl|
noun
a synagogue : on High Holidays he attended shul.
ORIGIN late 19th cent.: Yiddish, from German Schule ‘school.’
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Hello Mr. Roteman,
As usual, you have another good “CHATTER”. I DO look forward every week to see what you will talk about and this one was very interesting. I think that I sacrifice a lot every single day for my customers, my friends, my family and especially for me! I do these things without regret but now I have to think on why I do them at all? There will be a lot of “pondering” on this subject! Thank you again for all of your effort in doing the weekly “CHATTER”.
Mr. Roteman–Chatter–SACRIFICE?? Hmmmmm????
Shalom my friend,
Paul Lederstein