Dear Readers,
In Pirkei Avos, we are each bidden to acquire for ourselves a teacher. Please follow this link to read of mine. Though a bit lengthy, you will benefit from having learned about Reb Isser ben Avrum, my teacher ... http://hometown.aol.com/fitterthanudad/page22.html
Thank you,
Alan D. Busch
5/4/07
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"The Book of Ben" is devoted to my late son, Benjamin Z'L who died November 22, 2000 after being struck by a truck that had failed to signal a right turn which cost Ben his life and me ... my son. I tell his story in my published memoir, Snapshots In Memory of Ben, that you can purchase at www.snapshotsinmemoryofben.com or by reaching me at alandbusch@aol.com. To peruse my other work,both prose and poetry, please visit www.authorsden.com/alandbusch1.
Dedicated to Ben Z'L
About Me
- Alan aka Avrum ben Avrum
- Skokie, Illinois, United States
- Please click on: www.authorsden.com/alandbusch1. www.writersstockintrade.blogspot.com www.thebookofben.blogspot.com
1 comment:
What a great story! You have met some interesting and great people.
By the way - this line really floored me,
"How often do we consider where the other person was yesterday?
What may have happened, what amalgam of forces and circumstances congealed to bring that person into our lives today and tomorrow?"
Powerful stuff!
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