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Sep. 25 - Oct. 2
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Daily Quote
There are two things that are no cause for worry: that which can be fixed, and that which cannot be fixed. What can be fixed should be fixed -- so what's there to worry? What cannot be fixed cannot be fixed -- so what's there to worry?
Chassidic master Rabbi Michel of Zelotchov