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Good memory   it's challenging to know how much to talk about because of the large learning curve. Early success is essential!

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Have better preparation with the apartment and car.

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Prepare a warmer welcome

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No regrets!

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I would make sure everything is prepared as promised

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More regular meetings

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Watching members of the community “compete” with each other to welcome the shlicha into their home.

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Picking up my Shlicha from the airport with one of the teens from the synagogue. After having a lot of virtual chats before meeting her, it was amazing to meet her in person and be able to drive/welcome her to our community!

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Sharing personal stories

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Smiles, warm embrace of community members and staff

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Will establish a team of lay leaders to help the shlicha.

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A good memory:when we interviewed our Schlicha and we all agreed she was the one. We were able to confirm how sweet she is as she landed in DC
Something to do different: filling better her refrigerator
Something I regret doing: not checking with her how she was doing as frequently as I did.

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A good feeling for a new and fresh beginning

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1. Jumping right in and giving an awesome welcome to the entire community.
2. Be even more targeted in the specific groups we want the shaliach to work with
3. Not having more of our adults have the chance to connect