With the start of a new, warmer season, flowers show their colorful fragrant beauty. Trees start to bud and grow beautiful green leaves, grass grows,
There’s an unspoken possibility about something I could choose to do after high school, before college, and instead of a yeshiva year, and it came
SINAI Schools have always been a part of Jordanna Rothschild’s life. Her father is a Vice President on the Board of Directors, and both parents
Every morning we wake up and directly outside our bedroom window is a beautiful tree with pink flowers. We are not really sure what type
This Shabbos afternoon, at Churchill Downs, in Louisville, Ky., more than 100,000 spectators will crowd into the stands to watch 20 thoroughbred horses run a
Getting a hearing aid is a very different experience from getting glasses, with more emotional baggage and requiring more fine-tuning over time. Vision correction is
Not one, but two sons, did Gil and Esther Alexander lose to suicide. And as devastating an ordeal as this would be for any family,
A recent visit to a public restroom made me smile. I was hoping nobody saw me smiling, but it was quite humorous. In this recently
“It’s easier said than done!” I’ve lost count of the number of times I’ve heard clients tell me this. I usually hear it after I’ve
A series of events brought me to train as a chaplain in a local hospital. One does not need to be a Rabbi or a
I must have been 10 years old when we were experiencing a heat wave that lasted for more than a week. I couldn’t wait to
Part II of III Jack assured his son that everything would be all right. The next morning, Jack awoke early, dressed, and went outside. The
