"When I Get Older"....Happy Birthday Blessings from Rabbi E!!

They say, I don't know the source, but they say that one's birthday is a day when there's a certain kalach strength to give blessings.

I want to bless everyone with health and happiness.

and joy, blessings of all measure, physical and spiritual.

You know, I'm so glad and so grateful to be here, and I'm grateful to have a wonderful mom who's 95 years old.

So when I'm 64, for my dear mom, she should live and be well, is in the back mirror, but she's going strong, I hope, till 120.

That's the next milestone, right? But I'm so grateful you...

I've alluded to it before, but I went through a really, really bad period.

I didn't, emotionally, I did not post anything for three whole years.

Rabbi Ian Three was gone for three years, and then I came back.

I've already been better, thank God, and better than ever for about a year and a half now, but I'm really only now hitting my stride, thank God, in so many ways, so many plans, so many things I want to do to share Torah ideas with you.

Coffee with Rabbi E, that's hopefully a series coming up, more Rabbi Ian Three, and really sticking to three, and I'm watching it closely, right? Thank God.

Gratitude to my wife, my beautiful children, my grandchildren, to Hashem, to all of you.

It's so beautiful to see birthday greetings on, not a bottle of wine, maybe later tonight, but birthday greetings on the Facebook here.

And it's really special.

What can I say? Send me a postcard.

Drop me a line.

Stating point of view.

Indicate precisely what you mean to say.

You're sincerely, I don't want to say wasting away, getting better every day.

Check out my podcast.

Watch me online.

Yours forevermore.

I hope you still need me.

I hope you'll still hang out with me.