Last week: While taking charge of his father's move to a new house, Rabbi Meir Slomowitz doesn't realize that the Arab workers stole expensive jewelry from among his father's things.
In ten minutes my Daf Yomi shiur is supposed to start. I don't want to have to cancel, but what could I do?
Hi, Meir! I just finished running an errand, and I'm nearby. Do you need help? I'd love to have a small part in your kibbud av!
Oh, my brother Yosef is calling...too bad that he's so busy at work that he could barely help out here...
Yes! It's truly min haShamayim that you just called. It would help me so much if you'd come over to Abba's new apartment now.
Chasdei Hashem! Thanks to you I'll be able to give my regular shiur on time.
An hour later...
That's it - we're done! Come and see what a good job we did... Yes, we're professionals!
Good. Now I can do two mitzvos at once!
This is the mover's phone number. Thank you for taking over!
We really did a perfect job this time. We don't want to be held up fixing things for them...
Oh! I just remembered something really important!!
Yes, you did a really good job. Thank you!
Oy...seeing these candlesticks reminds me of Mommy - how she davened and cried as she lit candles each week...and here are the pictures of her parents and her grandparents...