HOW WE MET (OUR LOVE STORY) 

Mels & Mars just stumbled on this channel - ditto

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I’d love to hear YOUR story.

@@bblackberi That’s sweet. Thank you.

I assume he had to ask you out first or make the first move

@@nobodysperfect06 Yes, he did finally ask me to go to dinner with him, then we started dating shortly after that.

Sounds sweet!

Thank you, Lisa 🤗 RU-vid can be sneaky lol, but we're gonna continue making videos!!

Thank you 😊 we did do an empty apartment tour, but hopefully we'll have most of it decorated soon to do a furnished tour!

Hey Mike, we remember you be one of our very first subscribers! Thank you for your support all this time!

Awww that's so cool 😭 thank you so much!!

We sure are 😊 it's not done yet, but it's still cozy!

Wow, thank you for sticking around for so long!! 😭💞

Me too, I'm from South Africa and I don't even know how I found them I just them so much.

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that was still awhile ago! We're glad you're still here with us 😊

Thank you!! 😊

Very jealous haha :)

I agree with you completely, actually - which part are you commenting on? I said "but always go back" in reference to taking a semester off, but I only suggest going to college at all if you have a plan in mind. I have buddies who are in construction and welding that are making good money - 70k to over 100k and have been since they were 19 or 20. While I personally love what I've been able to study, I do wish I had either chosen a more applicable degree or not gone altogether.

@@destinyandmitch ull figure it out😂.. desire motivation will take u far no matter wut u decide...I live in dallas it's a struggle lots of competition...good luck look forward to more videos

Thank you 😊💙

That's so cool!! Thanks for staying with us for this long 💞

It was in woodbury where we met, which was even more strange cause neither of us lived there lol :)

I'd love to help! The Talmud, in short, is seen as the codification of the Oral Laws given by G-d to Moses at Mt. Sinai. Explanation is below: In Judaism there is the written law - or the Tanakh - and the oral law - the talmud - which was first recorded in the book of the Mishnah and contain several commentaries/explanations since then, known as the Gemara. There are technically two Talmuds - the Jerusalem Talmud and the Babylonian Talmud, which contain commentary by Palestinian rabbis and Babylonian rabbis on the Mishnah. The Babylonian Talmud is more extensive and authoritative around the world. Both the written and oral laws were thought to have been given by G-d at Mt. Sinai, as G-d told Moses that he will give him "the Torah and the commandments" - meaning that more laws were given than the ones found in the Torah. These laws were the oral laws, which weren't recorded until the year 200 and were taught orally by teachers within the Jewish tradition for centuries. However, Rabbi Judah the Prince, the author of the Mishnah, felt that the Oral laws would be forgotten unless they were written down, which rabbis before him resisted doing because teachers, rather than books, were thought to have been the best method of teaching Jewish tradition, and orally teaching these laws would maintain the relationship between student and teacher. I hope this helps explain the importance of the Talmud in Jewish tradition!

@@destinyandmitch Thanks, Mitch, thank you for your reply, that helps greatly.

Welcome :)

Hahaha yes we are Minnesotans

@@destinyandmitch That is so cool. Subscribing just for that :)

HEYYYYY 🤗

@@destinyandmitch aaaaaaaaawwww..thanks for d hearts...😇😇wish y both d best in your future.

Yes, we are!!

Same!!!

lol we've been seeing that go around 😂