A Gift of 40 Years
On Friday, God willing, my wife Lisa and I will be married for 40 years. In 1976, the year of our marriage, the nation had
On Friday, God willing, my wife Lisa and I will be married for 40 years. In 1976, the year of our marriage, the nation had
On July 6, Rosh Chodesh Tammuz, Yair Konigsberg of Bergenfield celebrated his Bo BaYom Bar Mitzvah at Camp Mesorah. Yair and his Shalhevet division prepared
As we continue to explore the role of friendship in marriage, it strikes me how relevant this topic is to the month of Elul. During
Modern medicine has made an amazing discovery: Medical students who team up have a better chance of making the right diagnosis. As MedPage Today reported,
This past week we celebrated Tu B’Av, which is considered one of the happiest days of the year. (See Mishnah Ta’anit 4:8.) At least one
Yesterday’s the past, tomorrow’s the future, but today is a gift. That’s why it’s called the present. ~ Bil Keane In one of the most
It’s hard to believe that an alphabet consisting entirely of pictures would ever be accepted into society, but the unthinkable has happened… in Ancient Egypt!
Have you been watching the Olympics? You know, the ones in Rio where the athletes are receiving special mosquito netting and bug spray so they
I noticed that kids nowadays don’t know what station wagons are. At least the kids I have nowadays. I showed them a picture and asked,
The Armanot Chein Hall in Bnei Brak looked like a massive yeshiva, as some 2,000 bachurim who are entering yeshiva gedola (post high school) packed
For the last many years our family has been coping with a very real kind of loss. We are trying to deal with the extreme
nor·mal adjective: conforming to a standard; usual, typical or expected. The people in Camp HASC are not “normal,” in that they are anything but typical