Parshat Pekudei: the one with the diary

so many so many books books books oh my gosh ma is this my old [Music] diary I I play with my friends a profound observation on the complexities of Human Relationships and the importance of social interaction in the development of interpersonal skills gosh I was such a genius um or you just want of friends to play with I found a big big bugy uh a philosophical reflection on the vastness of the natural world and the Wonders that await Us in the unexpected corners of our universe hello Little Professor uh dude all you said was that you found a bug I like ice cream uh the Discerning palette of my younger self a true coniss of the sweet Arts or you just want ice cream I want ice cream ah yes the good old days well this week's tah portion speaks all about looking back at the good old days you see after we speak about all the donations that the Jewish people gave for the mishan the Tabernacle the Torah does something seemingly odd the Torah summarizes everything but why well I'll tell you after the sin of the forbidden fruit God came over to Adam and asked him aeka where are you what do you mean where are you I'm right in front of you what was God asking this is Come a Little Closer this is day 92 of me not finding my phone if you have any idea where it is please give me a call thank you well Robbie schneer zman of liot explains that aeka doesn't mean where are you physically it means where are you where are you holding life and this is a question that we all need to ask ourselves sometimes and this question cannot be answered unless we stop and take a look back at the good old days we have to stop and make a summary of Our Lives tonight when you go to bed ask yourself what have I accomplished today and don't go to sleep until you get an answer that you're proud of I've been up for days but seriously guys let's summarize see what I did there [Music] shalom