By the Grace of G-d3rd of Nissan, 5723Brooklyn, N. Y.

Blessing and Greeting:

I received your letter of March 17th in which you write about the relationship between your daughter and her husband who were married recently.

I am sure you realize that every young couple requires a period of adjustment. During this time, it is best if outsiders, and even the closest relatives, do not interfere, but to let them work out their own adjustment. It is, of course, difficult for a mother to stand idly by, however, experience has shown that this is in the best interests of the young couple, who will much better and more rapidly iron out their differences without the interference of others. All the more so, since I see from your writing that your son-in-law is a religious person, and he surely knows the views of the Torah on the matter of Sholom Bayis.

Wishing you and yours a Kosher and inspiring Pesach

With blessing

By Nissan Mindel