The Gift Outright
You have to know how to read between the lines, as it were, of that superficially non-religious memoirist who reveals that.their own ‘opening’ occurred ‘that summer when I was ten’ or ‘three days before my seventh birthday’, or ‘in the backyard, by the A-Frame, when I was eight’ and all that we universally, and instinctively, knew — that we couldn’t rell anyone — unless we somehow learned to tell it slant.
A childhood Longing for the Divine can be lovely — but the unbidden invitation does not so much present itself as a blessing as .. can I say this, an unlikely life sentence? A chore?
Thqt eight-year-old filed the auggeation as an arrogant, self-aggrandizing fantasy — definitely not to be consciously pursued. But that child would never not be hunted.
Can’t stop laughing lol
The stuff at the bottom of the screen is sooooooooooo funny. Period.
not funny
Chill if it is not funny for u so don’t watch it but do not ruin it for everyone else
for real
Funny LOL this is super duper funny!
jew funny ha ha
I love Itche Kadoozy If you never saw Itche Kadoozy watch it now!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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this is the funniest thing i have ever seen in my entire life! and i have seen many funny things in my life but this is the funniest!
hope you can do it every week!
We Love Itche Kadoozy Keep up the great work!
Looking for G-d in Central Park That was silly, that gefilte p. fish was tied up on a tree. That parshah report was the most fun and funniest parshah report I've ever seen in the Itche Kadoozi shows.
Looking for G-d in Central Park This is FUNNY! Humor is such a good teaching tool....keep up the super work and hope to see another one very soon!
I hope you guys could do it every week!
Great New Series!
Now with Jono and Itche on the loose - the sky's the limit! Hey - why don't you do a series set in space ??
Parsha's Kewl Again!
NOSTALGIA!!!