Who’s that?

2. it’s a shliach from Brooklyn Who’s that?

3. Hello are u jewish by any chance? Hey I never new you were jewish Yes, I am

4. Do you want to shake the lulav and esrogA Mitzvah connects you to Hashem. and Just one deed can change the world. I wonder what that is I’d love to

5. Baruch ata hashem alokanumelachholamwhats next? How does she know the bracha OK Al netilatlulav What did she just say Its al netilatlulav Here is the lulav and esrog

6. I’m from new York and I’m the Meyer of talent Oregon Wow the meyer of talent Of course I’ll come Dosn’t he know that Where are you from? Do you want to come tonight?

7. And she came to the meal that night

8. And that Chanukah she lit the menorah on the plaza by downtown and she said that story

9. Story without pics • one time my father and my were walking downtown benching lulav and esrog with people, when They where walking down the main street and they saw a few people planting flowers, meanwhile the people said “look the Chassidim are here” and my father went to here and asked here are you jewish and she said she is so my father asked her if she wanted to say shake the lulav and esrog and she said yes and she took it and said baruchato hashem olokainumelachhaulamasherkdishanubimitzvosovvitzvani and she asked whats next? My tatty said Al netiloslolav and she said it and she said shachianu and my father was very surprised she knew the bracha(no one knows the bracha here) so my father talked with her and she said her name is Marian Telerski and she was from new York and she was the Meyer of talent(which is a few minutes from where I live) and she never saw Chassidim in 50 years and my father invited her for shabbos meals and the yomimtovim and one year my father asked her if she could light the menorah on the plaza here and she said yes and she lit the menorah and after she said this story.

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