In Yiddish, tsuris means trouble, distress, or aggravation. It can refer to both minor hassles and serious woes, originating from the Hebrew word tsarot (troubles).
(Jeffrey and his brother Mark are both Jewish.)
In Yiddish, tsuris means trouble, distress, or aggravation. It can refer to both minor hassles and serious woes, originating from the Hebrew word tsarot (troubles).
(Jeffrey and his brother Mark are both Jewish.)
en.wiktionary.org/wiki/tsuris
en.wiktionary.org/wiki/tsuris
BUT.... I will say that Van Hollen is on point.
Sen. Van Hollen: "I think Americans are tired of elected officials or politicians who are all finger to the wind...Anybody who can't stand up for the Constitution and the right of due process doesn't deserve to lead."
BUT.... I will say that Van Hollen is on point.
‘This is a tsunami.’
I’ll add that there is a large but profoundly due measure of tsuris* for the GOP.
* Yiddish … ‘trouble or woe; aggravation.’
‘This is a tsunami.’
I’ll add that there is a large but profoundly due measure of tsuris* for the GOP.
* Yiddish … ‘trouble or woe; aggravation.’
My 10,000 most played songs on Spotify. In order of plays. Enjoy.
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My 10,000 most played songs on Spotify. In order of plays. Enjoy.
open.spotify.com/playlist/3so...
The evangelicals are going to love this news.
The evangelicals are going to love this news.