2 heaping tablespoons hearts of love, unconditional 1 teaspoon scents of accomplishment 1 tablespoons emphasis on strengths 1 dash of criticism, softened—(use sparingly) 3 ounces
During the summer—a number of years ago—I traveled from Camp Dora Golding in East Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania, to New Windsor, New York to meet with the
During my youth, my personal hero was the popular Jewish singer, Avrohom Fried. As a member of the Tzlil V’zemer boys choir, I enjoyed the
In the winter of 2016, I went with our oldest son Shalom to Eretz Yisroel in honor of his bar mitzvah. While there we had
Written in memory of Rabbi Simcha Yisroel ben Yechezkel Tzvi. It’s not easy to be menachem avel as we don’t like going to “sad places.”
Living in the vicinity of New York City affords us the opportunity to frequently travel across bridges traversing the Hudson and East Rivers. Traveling to
One of our Chol Hamoed outings, a few years ago, was to an indoor rock climbing place. The facility boasts numerous 40-foot climbs to the
A few years ago ago, a good friend invited my wife and me to his home for a meeting he was hosting. He told me
A number of years ago—on Erev Pesach—as I was getting into our car, I noticed that one of the back tires was low. I headed
לזכר נשמת נטע יצחק בן אלכסנדר ז”ל אברהם יוסף בן נפתלי הערץ ז”ל This week’s musings is dedicated in loving memory of my Sabba, Mr.
לזכר נשמת נטע יצחק בן אלכסנדר ז”ל My first position in chinuch—about two decades ago—was as an elementary school social worker in Yeshiva Bais HaChinuch
Who generates the most excitement? I would venture to say it’s the Fed-Ex or UPS guy. (By the way, did you know Fed-Ex and UPS
