Dear Dr. Chani, Dating is so superficial, and it works against me specifically because I am overweight. I have been dating for 20 years. There
Sharing memories with our children and grandchildren allows them to get to know us in a very special way. But sometimes we are met with
The Real Housewives franchise may celebrate affluent women in various regions throughout the United States, but it’s a safe bet none of them ever led
Welcome back to “How Should I Know?”—the column that attempts to answer age-old questions such as: Dear Mordechai, Why do some shuls give gelilah to
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“How are you, Mister Kutchers?” “Baruch Hashem, thank you!” “How‘s the new limo, Mister Kutchers?” “Baruch Hashem, thank you!” “Did you get your daughter into
Dear Shayna B., I love your column and I read it every week! It always helps me get through my problems by reading your advice.
We are blessed to have a beautiful family, with six wonderful children. Four of them have special needs. A story we heard long ago about
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Author’s note: This was shared with my congregants at Congregation Keter Torah, and thereafter forwarded to The Jewish Link. As kids growing up in Kew
