During the past few days I have spent some time remembering our experiences as young parents suddenly faced with a diagnosis that our daughter was
Each day I pull into my driveway and after exiting my car my first stop is usually my mailbox. Most times I look at the
I admit that for the first time in my life, I forced myself to sit through the gruesome activities of a football game. I did
I used to think most people would be thrilled to know they could find a bargain at certain stores or they would be excited to
Those of us fortunate enough to live in the Teaneck community know that the name Chaim Kiss connotes love of Eretz Yisroel, of his fellow
Only a few minutes ago I returned from the heart-wrenching presentation made by two very brave ladies who are living through their own personal trauma.
It was not the 20 degree temperatures that jolted me when I deplaned at Newark Airport on Sunday morning. I must admit that walking along
We all do. We must walk the streets everywhere in Israel. Yerushalayim and Tel Aviv are deserted relatively speaking but that is where the majority
I had the great privilege of being able to remain in Israel for a week longer than the Jewish Link Mission participants. Each day I
My head is spinning from a combination of overwhelming gratitude for being in Eretz Yisroel at this time, the hectic pace of the past 36
January is here and the talk seems to be the important question of where people are going for their children’s winter break. Staying home will
Several days ago I had the excruciating pleasure of attending the TABC Storm basketball game against the Frisch Cougars. Why excruciating? There were moments when
