I ask a few people.
“I have to think about it” says Sima let’s call her.
Sima’s son came home for Shabbos she explains — “not a usual event as he’s been busy a good few years trying to take a taste of the ‘other side.’
“It wasn’t one of those sob scenes where boy comes home after three years” she clarifies. “He comes home regularly. What was unusual was that this time he came home ‘to keep Shabbos.’
“It was easy for him to get into the swing of Shabbos. The food served with honor. The glow of Shabbos candles. It was as if his whole body could finally relax and let go of the tension he’d been holding onto for the last years.
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