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Afra and Purum, we're here. Yeah, I told you that uh we weren't going to miss class because of Porum. I hope everybody had a wonderful creasa migilla and uh in accordance with the balm's teaching. I hope that everybody made sure not to read the migilla lafa meaning to say to internalize the story of migilla as something that is of migilla as something that is happening very much now in the present and in and in all of our lives. Okay. So tonight's letter is not overtly about Porum. It's not even from that time of year. We're still at the beginning of tough shiny tests. We're still in the month of Tish. Um, but I do want to mention something that is connected to this time of year and that is that last night if you remember letter number two, the Reb's answer to a letter number two, the Reb's answer to a young educator in the Holy Land uh to uh Rabbi Ysef Martin. So I I mentioned when I was giving background for that letter when I was explaining theata era and the the rashet the network of kabad schools in the holy land. I mentioned the yiddis of raichka gansburg all of a shalom uh where the rabbis spoke to raichka about the the importance of that work. I did the the importance of that work. I did not know it at the time. I didn't know it. Maybe my masle knew it. But last night and today, Tinus Esther is Raichka's uh yite. And I'm not sure what uh if if this is something important to mention or not or if anyone cares, but just on a personal note, I should say that the very first time that a very young Rabbi Sha Ta ever
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