Games. Reading. Legos. Rochester. Learn the Hebrew Letters. Adar 26 Do not say, "I will study Torah when I will have free time," because you may never have free time (Ethics of the Fathers 2:5). When we have a certain task before us, the lazy bone in ourselves (and we all know it well) has two ways of thwarting our good intentions - outright refusal and delay. Since outright refusal will likely arouse the resistance of our conscience, we sometimes do an "end run" and achieve the same goal with procrastination.
People who have destructive addictions - whether alcohol, drugs, or food - are notorious for saying that they will quit "tomorrow. " Furthermore, procrastination feeds upon itself, for it not only delays constructive action, it actually makes that action more difficult. That which should be done, should be done now. Today I shall... try to do that which I know to be my duty, and avoid the pitfalls of procrastination. With stories and insights, Rabbi Twerski's new book Twerski on Machzor makes Rosh Hashanah prayers more meaningful. ENCHANTED LEARNING HOME PAGE. Explore the States. A to Z Kids Stuff | USA States.
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