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22 Adar II 5760 - March 29, 2000 | Mordecai Plaut, director Published Weekly
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Home and Family
Investing in a Positive Balance
by R. Chadshai

Leah bit into the fresh strudel which her neighbor, Miriam, had just baked and whose tantalizing aroma filled the room. "Mmmmm! What a scrumptuous cake!" she complimented her.

"This recipe represents a big investment in both time and ingredients," noted Miriam. "It contains almonds, nuts, peanuts, raisins and much more. And the work is painstaking, too."

"I couldn't really say that I can gauge all the time and effort it took you, Miriam, or that I can taste each separate ingredient, but the end result can't just be incidental, either. It certainly reflects all that went into it!"

When a person invests, truly, the results are noticeable. This rule applies not only to cooking and baking, but to many other relevant areas in our lives.

 

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