Shemot: 25:15 It was a solid turnout for a rainy Thursday night. Almost every seat in the men’s section of the sanctuary was full. Some

Shemot: 21:33-34 Once in the town of New Milford, there was a pothole. Now of course there was probably more than one pothole in New

Shemot:18:1-27 The in-laws came to visit five times a year. There was the somewhat somber Rosh Hashana visit, which was spent mostly davening, listening to

Shemot:15:22-27, 16:1-36, 17:1-7 Eli Ashkeloni would have been lying if he said he was happy to see Mrs. Schwartz’s Buick LeSabre pull into his service

Shemot: 10: 3, 12: 17 Whenever the family flew to Miami to visit Savta and Grandpops over the winter break from school, it was always

Bereishit: 49:19-21 They had been waiting outside the classroom for over 20 minutes. They could see the parents who were huddled with Rabbi Jacobs by

Bereishit: 46:34 Their apartment was way too small. They could touch both sides of the kitchen at the same time with the palms of their

“Daddy, can you tell me a story?” “Sure, honey. What do you want it to be about?” “Well, how about Chanukah?” “That works, since it

Bereishit: 37:24 Krechtz: Pronounced “khrehkhtz” to rhyme with “brechts.” German: krachzen, “to croak,” “to caw.” As a Verb To grunt, groan, croak, moan or wheeze

Bereishit: 33:4 The room had mirrored walls. The ceiling was some sort of thick stucco that was popular in the 1960s. And the chandelier that

Bereishit 28: 1-18 Once, in the town of Paramus, a man had a dream. It wasn’t a particularly unusual dream. It wasn’t really that scary.

Bereishit 27:18-24 It was Claire’s first day at Supercuts, and she was very excited. She had been working toward this for a long time. First