We hosted a group of Darkaynu guys for Shabbat lunch. (Darkaynu is a post-high school yeshiva program for people with special needs.) It sounds horribly trite, but it really is a beautiful program. After having lunch with them, it's obvious to me that these boys need a post-high school yeshiva experience just as much as the next guy, so Darkaynu made them a program. It's very nice.
My other trite observation is that Shabbos prep is approximately a zillion times easier when I keep the house reasonably clean and dishes reasonably washed throughout the week. Okay, folks, take your heads out of your hands. I know it's obvious, and had you asked me, I could have guessed that, but some things really have to be learned experientially.
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