God gave me my ‘shama.
Peach announced this as bedtime last night. A ‘shama (translation: neshama) is a Hebrew word for ‘soul.’ Not coincidentally, the word neshama (soul) shares a root with the word neshima(breath), for it is the ‘breath’ of God that gives life to humans (see Genesis 2:7).
And where is your neshama, Peach?
Peach lifted his shirt.
In my pupik!
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