In our daily lives, since we moved here, we have made the effort to try new and different things that will not break the bank.
As we write this during the week of Holocaust Remembrance Day, we wonder how many people have given thought to how, many generations ago, family
Other than visiting our family when our children did not have school, which meant driving to the States, we are a family that never experienced
It is difficult to describe the different emotions and feelings that parents of children with special needs experience day in and day out. Due to
We are sure you have noticed over the last little while that we are deeply disturbed by the dating scene and the precursor to having
As we contemplate writing our thoughts this week, we are filled with gratitude and excitement over the engagement of our grandson Tzvi Yehuda Hagler to
We are fortunate to be living in a community where mitzvot are an everyday occurrence. We all try to do as many good deeds as
Foods that are known to be traditionally “Jewish” have changed throughout the years. We know that we will probably get ourselves into trouble by remembering
We had the privilege of attending the Yachad Gala this past week. There are so many accolades that could be given to Yachad and we
It was said on the news this week that Black Friday and Cyber Monday are now observed in many parts of the world, although obviously
Recently Nina attended a forum on the topic “When Children Date—the Complex Role of Parents.” The evening was co-sponsored by YUConnects and 18 synagogues from
Usually we think of games as ways to spend time with one or two others happily. Unfortunately, it seems to us that the act of
