I always experience a sense of excitement when I begin a new book. I am convinced that most avid readers feel the same way. This
Vayikra: 7: 11-20 Once there lived a young prince named Harold who was rather accident prone. His father, King Ronald, was worried for his son’s
As often happens in communities with a right-of-center influx of families, a local day school decided on separate classes for boys and girls starting in
Before I begin, let me share with you the following. I know that I am a little/maybe more than a little nuts. I know that
One wouldn’t expect to find hundreds of snails in a landlocked town like Kfar Adumim, situated in the desert east of Jerusalem. Yet there they
Dear Shuli, Pesach is almost here and I’m so stressed out. There’s so much to do and this is my first time making Pesach. I
It’s that Tottoo Grandma. Distinguishing between his two grandmothers, that was how my eldest son Judd announced that it was my mother on the phone
Planning a simcha for our children should be one of life’s greatest joys. Reaching those milestones in life and being able to share it with
Whether this is your first time hosting a holiday event or you’ve been doing it for years, picking up a few tips on proper etiquette
Elizabeth—The reception area behind the top of the stairs at Bruriah High School blends ominously into the somber depths of those familiar and sinister railroad
With spring’s arrival near, and the gleam of summer just around the corner, wineries all across Israel are beginning to prepare for the changes these
Tips are a wonderful thing to help out as needed. They are sometimes worth repeating because we often forget to write them down. Here are
