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Motek

Sun, Sep 26 2004, 1:43 pm

Are you still able to learn with little children (and/or big) to care for? Can you get out to a shiur? For the Lubavitchers on board - are you able to say daily Chitas (Chumash, Tehillim, Tanya), learn daily Rambam?

any advice? suggestions?

here's one idea - there are shiurim on the phone that are just a local call
many large Lub. communities have a local phone number so you can hear shiurim on parsha, Rambam, Tanya, yomim tovim, Moshiach, stories, any time

you can also use the phone like a tape recorder and forward, rewind, pause, and so you can continue listening to something later, it's really amazing

and if you have a speaker-phone, you can wash dishes and cook while listening, hands-free

miriam

Sun, Sep 26 2004, 3:02 pm

Motek, that is great advice. The women on this site like this type of conversation ( try to stay in this tone of advice Very Happy

) I am serious and I hope I don't sound sarcastic.

Motek

Thu, Dec 16 2004, 11:11 am

they like it?

so let's hear from them!

gryp

Thu, Dec 16 2004, 12:14 pm

there are many shiurim you can listen to on many different topics on chabad.org

there are also tons of niggunim there to listen to

Tefila

Thu, Dec 16 2004, 12:50 pm

Quote:

and if you have a speaker-phone, you can wash dishes and cook while listening, hands-free

I like that, or listen to a tape when in the car or doing laundry etc.

imanut

Thu, Dec 16 2004, 1:24 pm

my husband and I do chitas together.

gryp

Sun, Dec 19 2004, 6:30 pm

many big communities have Jewish Radio at certain stations or at certain times of the day with shiurim, stories, or just some jewish music.

curlyhead

Mon, Dec 20 2004, 1:05 am

We have a torah tape library here which is great.

we have ahuir once a week that I get my sister to babysit and go.

Rivka

Wed, Dec 29 2004, 2:07 am

I used to go to a shiur every week before I had my son but now I don't go coz I work too late and need to look after him. I prefer actually going to a shiur than just hearing it on a tape or phone coz then you get more involved and you can ask questions.

IM-MA

Sat, Jan 01 2005, 7:08 pm

jewishaudio.org also is a good website. I heard that if you can't say the whole Chitas, to say at least a little from each-Chumash, Tehillim, and Tanya.

AweSumThenSum

Mon, Jan 03 2005, 2:23 pm

I am looking to learn w/ s/o chovos halvovos or shemiras haloshon on a daily basis. I live in new york, and the best time for me would be 9"30 pm. if u r interested, please pm me.

avigayil

Tue, Jan 04 2005, 8:53 pm

I also listen to 5 Towns radio. They have some great music and I catch shiurim every once in awhile.

Plese daven for a refuah shleimah bas Meira Malka.

Motek

Tue, Nov 29 2005, 2:01 pm

how about the newcomers to this site - want to add?

Meema2Kids

Tue, Nov 29 2005, 3:04 pm

IT's really frustrating to me sometimes that I can't go to shiurim - both because there is very little intense, high level learning in my community and then when there is can't leave the kids. When I was becoming frum I learned full time and my daughter was with a babysitter. But what I do now:

I have a chevrusa on the phone once a week through www.partnersintorah.org

Try to learn with my husband, either review what he is learning or learn some halacha

My MP3 player - I got a tape adapter and can listen to it in the car, it's only a few minutes at a time but better than nothing, I download shiurim from the internet (would love to hear of sites to download free mp3 files)

does reviewiing the parsha with my preschooler count? Wink

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