Arukh HaShulchan Yomi
Arukh HaShulchan, Orach Chaim 340:10-18 · Beginner voice, Standard
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Hook
Have you ever stood in front of a birthday cake holding a giant knife, suddenly paralyzed because the knife is aimed directly between the "H" and the "a" in "Happy Birthday"? Or maybe you have tried to peel apart two pages of an old paperback that got glued together by an unfortunate coffee splash, wondering if you are about to destroy a masterpiece or just fix a book.
Most of us move through modern life leaving a non-stop trail of marks. We tap letters on glowing smartphone screens. We sign our names on digital delivery pads with a messy swipe of a finger. We doodle smiling faces in the steam on the bathroom mirror after a hot shower. We highlight books, scratch off lottery tickets, rip open delivery boxes with our keys, and tear paper towels off the roll along tiny perforated lines without giving any of it a second thought.
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