Getting Kosher Pots

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My Pots look nothing like these.

Taking on Kashrus is the hardest thing I have ever done. Running a mile is not as hard, biking, even passing the deep end test for the 1st time wasn't as hard. My parents reacted to my decision a lot better then I was expecting, and I am so grateful.

A little background information: Over a year ago I took on eating only Kosher food all the time except for at dinner. The reason for this was I had read on line that when you a BT stops eating there mothers meals the mother flips. Imagine, your parents raised you, they took care of you when you were sick; and now you decided there food isn't good enough for you? Good luck with your relationship. I also continued using my family dishes. A month ago I decided it was time to take on Kashrus completely.

I'm Geting A Vayikra Chumush!!!



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Its the first google image when you search Vayikra



I am pleased to say that I am getting a Vayikra Chumush!!! Here is the story: Last week my moms friend called asking for a babysitter. I got the job. Baruch Hashem I  was so happy because the women paid me the exact amount I needed to buy a Chumush and its time to buy the Vayikra because we are already almost done with Shemos.



I wasn't able to buy my Chumush right away because I had to pay for my texting. I davened that somehow I would still be able to get my Chumush. Well Hashem heard my prayers because meanwhile I got sick. I had a horrible stuffy nose. Absolutely disgusting. As my nose cleared up I noticed I had a rash, it was everywhere and itchy. I told my mom and she let me come home early from school (a miracle in itself).