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Everybody should be safe. And this war should end soon. Israel should be surrounded by peace. And all evil wiped out from this world. I hope I didn't offend anybody with my lack of support for people wanting to kill Jews.
With that in mind, I've seen the resilience of our people, and how they have not let bomb shelters slow them down, or bring them down. They have done this by keeping active. Here are some activities I've seen our people doing in the bomb shelters and other ideas to help you get by. Sing. Singing is a great activity. And bomb shelters have great acoustics. If there's one really good bomb shelter feature, it's that you sound real good. Better than you do in a shower. Which is why bomb shelters never have areas to bathe. Don't stop singing for anything. Siren, bomb, not showering for three days, sing. When bombs are hurled at your home, you celebrate. Ballistic missiles fired at you should not stop a decent Niggun. That family that lost their house was still singing. Dad was sitting at his piano. He didn't even realize the place blew up. Why? He was singing. "Acheinu" is quite meditative. You get into that on your piano, you don't realize you've been hit. You get into a NayNayNay trance, you don't hear the bomb going off in the kitchen. Kabbalat Shabbat. You're there anyways. You have another chance to sing. Go for it. Schoolwork. The bomb shelter is where your kids have to do schoolwork. I can assure you that school is out. Any excuse to cancel school, it will happen. Teachers have a chance to not have to teach your kids, they will not teach your kids. Epidemics, war, price of cottage cheese going up, school is out. Weather outside over eighty degrees Fahrenheit school is out. Hence, school is out for the summer too. This is why a lot of people who grew up in the Southern United States are not well educated. Teachers love epidemics and wars. They don't even hear war. They hear Zoom and sunbathing. Fight with your siblings. That's a good activity. Something to do. Board games are also fun. That will lead to a fight. Sleep. Try to sleep. You may need to ask the kids to leave the bomb shelter for this to happen. Post on social media. Do not miss a chance to look good online. Bomb shelter pictures will get some likes. Ma'amad family portraits makes the bombings worth it. Just make sure you're all smiling. Nobody wants to see bunker selfies with you looking all down. You won't get as many likes as you did for your family vacation pictures in the Bahamas, swimming. But people will like it. I'm getting the feeling that giving a thumbs up to some of the bomb shelter posts is giving people the wrong idea. When scrolling posts, I am going to start giving that heart hugger. Community bomb shelters can be fun. Fart and then look at people's faces. I am sorry. I had to. I'm just throwing out ideas to bring some joy to the bomb shelter living. Or just look at people's faces after having to smell you. This is most fun when in a bomb shelter for a few days. Family bonding. Another way of saying the kids are fighting. Pray. Pray a lot. Tehillim is always good. As long as it's Hebrew and you don't understand it. Nachlaot in Jerusalem learned from previous Intifadas. They found themselves Davening in a bomb shelter and decided to make it their shul. Dance. Jews seem to like dancing in these shelters. If you're in a bomb shelter, party. We're always dancing. Bombings, bomb shelters, football matches, on flights, army bases, in tanks, middle of attacks, we are dancing. House blows up, we're dancing. Singing and dancing. Maybe we should slow down on the dancing. People are getting the wrong idea from much of what everybody's posting. They see everybody singing and dancing in the bomb shelters and they think we love it. Israel loves getting shelled. For world opinion, we need to be in there crying, not singing the "We Will Not Fear" song. Especially with that happy jump dance they do everywhere. Palestinians look like they're starving, eating corned beef sandwiches with Greta Thunberg. Jews look like they're having a ball, sleeping in bomb shelters, missiles raining down on them, having overnight disco parties. Iran is saying, “What have we done? Look. They’re loving it.” Dance. Just don't post it. We look like a messed up society of people who love having rockets aimed at us. Point is, enjoy every moment. Just don’t let other people know we’re a happy people. Nobody supports happy people. Happy people are aggressors. In one bomb shelter they had a unicycle, guy on a tightrope and a woman flipping trapeze style. Bomb shelter carnivals are generally a bit much for most Ma'amads. Some outside activities are not meant to be done in ten square foot settings with eighty people. Juggling fire is one of them. But they did it. Point is, do not let war get in the way of your fun. Workout. That's what my nephew is doing. Forget about war, he's worried he might lose some mass. It’s what the bombs are going to do to his bench press. We’ve truly got to slow down on the fun. At least posting it. These Jew haters around the world truly think we love getting bombed. Give a Shiur. That's a great way to end the party. Talk politics. That's even a better way to end a party. Share your opinions. That's a much better way to end a party. That will get everybody mad. Shares memes of Bibi and the Ayatollah. Answer the phone. The in-laws will keep you active, answering the phone a good three times an hour. They will help keep your mind off the attacks by asking you if bombs are going off in your building. They're worried in America. They want to know you're also having an anxiety attack. Get your mind off what’s going on in Israel and your bunker living, and focus on the people who are truly suffering right now. Your in-laws in America didn’t sleep last night. Think about them and what they're going through, sitting in their home, watching Fox. Side note. It would be appreciated if Fox News only showed the Israelis dancing in the bomb shelters, for the in-laws. News. Watch the news to remind yourself that they're shooting at you. Just in case you haven't heard from the in-laws in a few hours. Start a sit in. If you're in the bomb shelter long enough, you're already doing it. Give it a cause. Maybe say you're protesting teachers who don't work. I love that our people keep happy no matter what. Keep on dancing. Maybe just don't post it. Don't post everything on social media. With all the singing, dancing and acrobatics, people are starting to think we enjoy being locked up in a shelter. Like we're enjoying the missiles and shrapnel aimed right at us. We have to make things look worse. Otherwise, world opinion will never be on our side. We have to find a way to make it look like we don't enjoy running to bomb shelters. And sing some more. It keeps people from sleeping. I hope this will help you bring more happiness and joy to your bomb shelter. Whatever the case, we've got to start recording in these Ma'amads. With the acoustics, great sound. ***Please note. The Kibbitzer Magazine takes no responsibility for David and his messed up ideas. We received one response from a concerned reader. It read: "Enjoying the bomb shelter???! What is wrong with this guy? Is he an idiot?! I understand a piano and a good 'Acheinu,' but dance parties?!" David's response was, "They look like a lot of fun and a good place Daven." The Blog Tags Widget will appear here on the published site.
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Peninei Halacha (Zemanim 8:6:2-3) says that bathing is allowed during the 3 Weeks. So no excuse for the kids in camp smelling like that.
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