Monkey Bars & Bitachon - R. Tzvi Sytner - TorahAnytime.com

you can always do one thing which is rely on Hashem and the best example I thought of was as follows imagine I'm sure you've had this example before but imagine you're at the park and you're there with a friend and each of you have your six-year-old daughters who are there together and they're playing on the monkey bars and you know of course kids they don't just climb the monkey bars they have to climb on top of the monkey bars they have to go on top on top on top of the thing that's that you're not supposed to go on right so imagine you there and you're talking to your friend you're like oh my gosh would you believe it and then I'm waiting online and I'm in the supermarket and then I got the wrong vet and you're going on and on smoing and then your daughter's like Mommy Mommy catch me catch me catch me Mommy and you're like and then all of a sudden the person that check en counter was like no you have to go to the back of the line I don't believe it mommy mommy catch me catch me and I'm standing like I'm not going to go back to the line why are we go back to the line mommy catch me and then all of a sudden what what does your daughter she sees you're not responding she's calling out she's crying out her fos are going to Mommy Mommy catch me you're not answering so what does she do she jumps what's the first thing you do as a mother you know you just know instinctually pereral Vision something but all of a sudden slow motion boom you drop your conversation and you catch your daughter because a child knows you cry out you cry your Crow doesn't you don't get an answer what's the one thing CL can always rely on because a parent can't say no doesn't mean the answer is always going to be yes and there are exceptions