Where Are You Posting From Now?

[yelped]

EWR

What a zoo. Regular line moving twice as fast as priority or precheck.

Terminal A?

[yAy]

LY26

[Dan]

UA715
2E
Not a bad deal for 13.5K Citi-TK.

[Chester7]

UA715
2E
Not a bad deal for 13.5K Citi-TK.

I was waiting for this.

[mevinyavin]

Sanhedria Murchevet branch of the Mir chicken order. Together with 1500 kilo of poultry worth a tad more than 50,000 shekel (a small order). DO, anyone? (PM me for location) (But we won't be roasting any of the chicken - unless someone comes late...  )

[yelped]

EWR Polaris Lounge (nice and full). Too tired to ask them for a kosher menu.

[shapsam]

EWR Polaris Lounge (nice and full). Too tired to ask them for a kosher menu.

The menu is displayed at the buffet, you can ask anyone working there to order.

[yelped]

UA 134 3L.

[Something Fishy]

Train yard in Presov, Slovakia with my grandfather, father, uncles, aunts, and a bunch of cousins.

This is the spot where, in 1944, the Auchwitz-bound train carrying my then 11-year old grandfather, his mother, and sisters, along with my then 3-year old grandmother and her mother and sisters, stopped, waited a day and a half, and then turned back instead of continuing to certain death.

That train instead eneded up taking them to a labor camp in Austria, which was liquidated a few moths later followed by a death march to Mauthausen. My grandfather and his family escaped the march and hid in a bunker in the woods outside Vienna for a few weeks.

Tomorrow marks the 80th anniversary of their liberation when my great-grandmother, out of the bunker foraging for food, came across a line of Russian tanks and realized they were free.

Absolutely unreal experience watching my grandfather say ברוך אתה ה' אלקינו מלך העולם שעשה לי נס במקום הזה and following up with a שעשה נס לאבותינו of my own.

[YesThatsMe]

Train yard in Presov, Slovakia with my grandfather, father, uncles, aunts, and a bunch of cousins.

This is the spot where, in 1944, the Auchwitz-bound train carrying my then 11-year old grandfather, his mother, and sisters, along with my then 3-year old grandmother and her mother and sisters, stopped, waited a day and a half, and then turned back instead of continuing to certain death.

That train instead eneded up taking them to a labor camp in Austria, which was liquidated a few moths later followed by a death march to Mauthausen. My grandfather and his family escaped the march and hid in a bunker in the woods outside Vienna for a few weeks.

Tomorrow marks the 80th anniversary of their liberation when my great-grandmother, out of the bunker foraging for food, came across a line of Russian tanks and realized they were free.

Absolutely unreal experience watching my grandfather say ברוך אתה ה' אלקינו מלך העולם שעשה לי נס במקום הזה and following up with a שעשה נס לאבותינו of my own.

Your grandfather and his family were part of the 21,000 Strasshof “Jews on Ice” that Kastner negotiated with Eichmann to be held while waiting for Joel Brand to return from the Allies with news of the Bloods for Goods deal.

[mlardi]

Can you give us a hint where you are in the picture 

[YitzyS]

Can you give us a hint where you are in the picture 

I know you probably think that he's the tall one in the back, but actually, based on the angel of the shot, I would say that he's taking the picture... 

[EliJelly]

This is the spot where, in 1944, the Auchwitz-bound train carrying my then 11-year old grandfather, his mother, and sisters, along with my then 3-year old grandmother and her mother and sisters, stopped, waited a day and a half, and then turned back instead of continuing to certain death.

Impressive that both of them were on the same lucky train and later married! Was the shadchan also from that train?

[Dan]

UA1899, Snowbird Express.

(Does @Something Fishy get tagged every time a bird is mentioned here?

[TzviR]

Train yard in Presov, Slovakia with my grandfather, father, uncles, aunts, and a bunch of cousins.

This is the spot where, in 1944, the Auchwitz-bound train carrying my then 11-year old grandfather, his mother, and sisters, along with my then 3-year old grandmother and her mother and sisters, stopped, waited a day and a half, and then turned back instead of continuing to certain death.

That train instead eneded up taking them to a labor camp in Austria, which was liquidated a few moths later followed by a death march to Mauthausen. My grandfather and his family escaped the march and hid in a bunker in the woods outside Vienna for a few weeks.

Tomorrow marks the 80th anniversary of their liberation when my great-grandmother, out of the bunker foraging for food, came across a line of Russian tanks and realized they were free.

Absolutely unreal experience watching my grandfather say ברוך אתה ה' אלקינו מלך העולם שעשה לי נס במקום הזה and following up with a שעשה נס לאבותינו of my own.

Can you give us a hint where you are in the picture 

Wondering the same.
Are you standing or sitting?

[justaregularguy]

Wondering the same.
Are you standing or sitting?

LOL I’m cracking up, if you made this edit 😂

[Chester7]

UA1899, Snowbird Express.

(Does @Something Fishy get tagged every time a bird is mentioned here?

@Something Fishy likes birds because they're at eye level

[Dan]

Giving an intro to credit schmooze at Yeshiva of Cleveland.

[Parker]

Giving an intro to credit schmooze at Yeshiva of Cleveland.

POIDH

[Dan]

POIDH

Maybe someone there took.

Spoke for 20 minutes to the mesivta about the risks and pitfalls of credit and building credit followed by a 30 minute Q&A.