Gimmel Tammuz is coming our way, What are we doing to prepare for this day? As always the Bnos Chabad has a Hachana in store, It’s connected to Hayom Yom, but wait! There’s more! The Rebbe compiled the thoughts of each day, And we will be learning them, in a creative way. Each morning, when you log onto class you will see, A slideshow Hachana on the board for you and for me. You’ll read the Hayom Yom and discuss it too, The main thing – you’ll see what ACTION you can do, That connects to that day’s thought and to Moshiach as well, And you’ll fill out a form – what did you do? Please tell! Submit your form, and then you can grin, Because who knows? The raffle you may win!

By: Nechama Schmerling, FL

Let’s see if you can find the object in these very messy rooms!

By: Chaya Wolvovsky ALTER CHASIDIM GRANDFATHER GREAT ORDERLY REBBE TAUGHT THE

דער בעש"ט איז געווען א מסודר, דער מעזריטשער האט מדקדוק געווען אויף סדר, און דער עלטער זיידע – רבינו הזקן – האט געלערנט חסידים זיי זאלען זיין מסודרים. The Baal Shem Tov was systematic and orderly. The Maggid, his successor, insisted on order. And my great-grandfather – the Alter Rebbe – taught chassidim to be orderly.

Chana Esther Faigel was a girl from down the block, And there are not many like her in stock! Because she was simply as messy as can be, She never put her stuff away or cleaned up, you see. Every morning, she searched for quite some time, To find her shoes and her necklace that was colored lime. Her briefcase was always full of all sorts of junk, It would be no surprise if school she would flunk! She could never find the correct sefer or notebook, Because she just stuffed it in her locker without a look! Her desk at school was terribly messy, So one day she was called over by Morah Pessi.

Morah said, “dear Chana Esther Faigel, isn't it clear, That the messiness will have to stop here?” Chana Esther Faigel nodded slowly, it was true, Life was becoming pretty difficult too! She could never find her stuff, so she was always late, She decided to start over on a new fresh slate. From that day on, she had a designated spot for her necklace and shoe, And her briefcase was neat, her desk was too. Life became much easier for our now messy-free friend, And just remember – being disorganized takes more effort in the end!

Brainstorm! What does this Hayom Yom mean to YOU? What can YOU do today that connects to this Hayom Yom which will also bring Moshiach closer? What can we learn from this Hayom Yom, בפועל (in action)?

 Go on the Bnos Chabad website and fill out a form once you take this into action!  Every day there will be a raffle for all the girls who submitted the form. 1 lucky winner will receive $15 to a store in Crown Heights that you can use in store/over the phone! BONUS: Look in the Hayom Yom and write a example of the Alter Rebbe’s orderliness.

Here’s how you go to the form.