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Monday, February 26, 2007

Snow White Random I know but oh well!

Wednesday, February 21, 2007

Princess Sarah Rut


Since we're all supposed to act like the princesses we are, I decided to make a doll representing what I would look like if I could walk around physically diplaying the princess I am inside. More simply, what I'd look like if I were a princess, though I know I am cuase i'm a bas Yisroel. Anyway, so this is what i came up with. I hope you like. Have a great day everyone!
- Sarah Rutti

Tuesday, February 20, 2007

When all looks dark and dreary.
Hello to all. I was just going through the pictures that i have save on my memory stick, or USB port, whatever name you want to align with it, and i came across these pictures.
As of now i don't know what drew me to these in the first place, or even why i saved them.
But I'd like to assign some commentary to the pictures you see below:
A. There is a sail boat stuck in the sand. This boat is stuck to the ground and half buried by the sand around it. Even if it tried to leave it could not because there is no tide near it and have of it's base is already engulfed.
Secondly, the ship is not an ordinary one. There is a castle standing erect on it's port.
The symbolism behind these observations are subject to the observer. I"ll leave that job up to you. I hope you enjoyed. I hope you like these pictures . Have a great day and please let me know what you're interpretations of these pictures are and if you see anymore details.

Monday, February 19, 2007

Rosh Chodesh Adar

I would like to formally invite the month of Adar into our lives!
I might need to remind you of the side affects of participating in this month.
A.) Intense joy regardless of personal life situations.
B.) Recognition of the tov HaShem has done and continues to do for us.
C.) Anxiety when making the decision on what you're going to be for purim or do for mishloach manoot.
(D.) A large difference in your bank funds after you by me a 20Th birthday present.)
Non of these are guaranteed, it's up to you to make the difference, nor are any of them recommended except for my birthday present :-) for address info just ask ;-)
I really hope that everyone is as excited as i am. The beginning of Adar means a lot of different things. 1. the start of chagim back from our 'winter vacation.' I don't know about everyone else but winter is a little lonely for me with out the chagim, especially here in chutz la'aretz!
So enjoy!

Friday, February 16, 2007

Shabbat Queen


This is me shababt queen!
So i think that we're very lucky cause this weekend if packed with kadusha! First we have shabbat! B"H, our lifesaver and really chance every week to reconnect and focus with our creater. Then we have rosh chodesh ADAR on sunday and to make the week a little sweeter we have rosh chodesh on monday as well.

I was thinking about these great things coming up and i couldn't help smile and forget about everything else that went 'wrong' this week. I hope they help to cheer up your day and week as well.

Speaking about Adar, what am i gonna do for mishloach manot? oy, i really got to put that on my todo list, not just the projects and essays i have due for schooll......

Tuesday, February 13, 2007


Monday, February 12, 2007

A new look



I thought that this picture adequately supported SEP's post about each of us having our own view of things. If you analyze the picture to the left you'll notice that there are three or more different perspectives being played upon.

I think it's important to realize that in every situation there are always more then one view point to stand at and perceive a situation. At any time the positive judgment post is the best to acquire, as it helps both us and the victim. Thank you.

Friday, February 09, 2007

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From Go-Quiz.com

In other words, no tuchy ;-)

Did you know that shabbat is approaching? Finally after a long week of studying and working hard on our middout the time had come to start rejoicing and welcoming the shabbat Queen! I'm so thrilled. I was listening to Lev Tahor 4, my favorite shabbat theme cd, on my way to school and as usual i became increasingly excited to perpare for shabbat!
First i'd like to thank the peroducers and singers in that cd becuase it ALWAYS manages to brighten my mood and help me get into the mindset of shabbat after a long weekSecond, i really wanted to share this serine feeling i have with you in an effert to shre it with you. I hoenstly believe that we're very lucky to have the gift of shabbat! It's one day a week where we can readdjust our perspective and focus on the world we live in. A time that h'b gives us to rest from our dayly distractions and realign our behavior to parallel with His will and mitzvout.
This is not a new thing, we all know this information.
However, i'm afraid that we've forgotten, a little, just how speacial shabat is. It's difficult to value anything that we've had since our birth and continue to have til we're 120.
So i just thought i'd remind myself and you how lucky we are to have a day to STOP!

Thursday, February 08, 2007

I love these quizes, thanks SEP!

these seem very random!



Your Icecream Flavour is...
Choc-Chip Cookie Dough!
You are fancy shmancy! You have all the bells and whistles and you attract the most gluttonous of ice-cream shop patrons. You are fattening and intensely rich. That being said, you are very tasty and have a huge fanbase! good for you!
What is your Icecream Flavour?

Find out at Go Quiz

Hehehehe



How to make a sararutti
Ingredients:

5 parts mercy

1 part arrogance

3 parts
Method:
Stir together in a glass tumbler with a salted rim. Add a little cocktail umbrella and a dash of lovability

Wednesday, February 07, 2007


caneeduh Highway
Loony-Bin Lane4
Childbirth Hospital16
TravelWorld65
Family Farm110
County Jail552
Please Drive Carefully
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Where are you on the highway of life?

From Go-Quiz.com

Tuesday, February 06, 2007

Can you find Vancouver ?

In Relation to what has been written below

Earthquake Warning!

Hello all,

The city i live in now, Vancouver B.C Canada, is on the edge of a fault line. Regardless of the knowledge we have developed the coast line extensively and even situated houses under steep slops, smart eh! Well it's been known for a while that there is continuous tension building up on under us as the Juan De Fuca plate is subducting under the north American plate. These two plates have been stuck for a while and, therefore, cause tension to build until one day.... snap.

For the past few weeks we've been living under an earthquake warning. Beeing that i'm in a geography class in college I've been learning about this for a while. I've seen pictures.

Now when ever one hears of a dissature happening, i assume, they're usually not thinking, "this might happen to me." Being young and 'immortal' i was thinking that as well, even though i live in Vancouver. It occurred to me this morning that i should take this opportunity to really pay extra attention to me actions during the day. Who knows if a mitzvah i do now can save me later, if a when this this goes off? So i'm gonna try to daven a lil' harder and do mitzvout more carefully. I wanted to share this thought with you. Maybe it will help to give you the motivation you need to overcome one mitzva or avodah to HaShem? i hope it will, and i hope it does for me.
Be well!

Friday, February 02, 2007

SHIDDUCHIM!

I want to wish a HEARTY mazal tov to all the girls i know who have gotten engaged in the last 6 months.
More importantly,
i want to give chizuk to those girls my age, only 20(ish,) who are feeling 'left behind'
or pressure to join the crowd of kalla's.
I just thought I'd share some of my techniques to push back the unwanted pressure imagined in my head.
A.) Evaluate my situation and make sure that there is a reason for the things I'm doing. Ei: Why I'm in school = to get a degree to support my husband in kollel for the first few years , b'h. or
B.) Am i really that old? NO for crying out loud I'm spring chicken!
C.) Am i doing my histadlus? have i been in touch with Rebanim who i respect? Have they confirmed that what i'm doing RIGHT now is the best i can do for the situation that i've been put in?
D.) DO i really want the stress of shidduchim RIGHT now on top of my CRAZZY schedual?
E.) IF that does help i call a friend who's NOT engaged and talk to her.
I Hope that this has helped. It's just that i got an email from a friend about this issue and have had to talk to myself about it a few times, B"H i know A LOT of kallas, and thought that maybe there are others out there with similar, imaginary, stress factors on their shoulders!
Have a GREAT shabbat- Tu B'shvat and Shabbat shira!

Wednesday, January 31, 2007

Cool Eh!?

I'd like to live there!
A tree house

Cold but cosy!

The Last Day

What if today was the last day. The end of everything. I know that we've been asked before,
"If this was you're last day in Olam hazei' what would you do."
Well have you ever taken the question seriously? When I'm doing something i shouldn't do i stop myself saying,
"you know Sarah Rut, though no one can see you HaShem can? What if you you're being judged NOW?"
I think that we've been posed with that question so many times that it's lost its affect on our perception of the world and our influence in it. Regardless, I'd like to ask the question again...
We are all supposed to yearn for Mashiach. For the end of this galus and the rebuilding of mashicah? What are you waiting for? The reuniting of our people? Meeting Sara imeinu? Or one of the Avout? Pick something and stick with it. Get yourself psyched everyday with excitement! TODAY WILL BE THE DAY I MEET RACHEL IMEINU!!
I think that we each have a LOT of potential. It would be a shame to waist time perfecting it by getting distracted with other lesser things. You're awesome and I value for YOU not for the way's you're like other people but just the opposite. I value you for the distinct differences in your character that make you unique. Take a hold of those differences and polish them. Do what you already know how to and you'll change the world and those around you MORE then you'll ever realize!

Tuesday, January 30, 2007

It's been a MONTH!!

Hello, everyone. I feel like I'm talking to myself, well maybe I am?
I know that SOME ppl like it when i post stuff but i haven't had any inspirational thoughts in a while, bad sign eh!
So here goes, for you Lea and S.E.P.
I work in a Cafe after school. I have recently realized, from the help of my boss, that costumers are ALWAYS right no matter how annoying, snotty, or what ever word you want to use, they can be. I am there to GIVE them what ever food of beverage they want.
This discovery has awoken me to the big problem of CHUTZPAH. I never thought of myself as one to be chutzbadic, since everyone has their slip up's once in a while.
I was reading Rabbi Teworsky ( I'm sorry i really don't know how to spell his name,) book "The enemy within". He mentions there that chutzpah has become increasingly popular in our society, along with other things. When i read this a thought to myself, it's not just a slip up once in while with your mouth, were you just get so fed up with customers and they down play on your service. The problem is your thought process. Are you thinking, "this person is so frustrating to deal with."and just not saying anything out loud? Cause if that's the case then there's still a problem.
We are CONSTANTLY reminded to judge our 'fellow's 'favorably. This refers to any joe shmoe off the street. (my apologies to anyone named Joe Shmoe.) It struck me how wrong I've been to even THINK about another in that way, even if i DON"T express it.
I just thought I'd share the reminder. Many times we might think, ït''s ok that i think this way as long as i don't act on it..."but that to, my friend, is wrong.
Have a GREAT day and be well!