New Year’s thoughts
September 29, 2009
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I hope everyone had a meaningful Yom Kippur! For us it was great – my older four kids spent all day at shul (except when
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I hope everyone had a meaningful Yom Kippur! For us it was great – my older four kids spent all day at shul (except when
In the beginning of the summer, I shared how we made a salve for poison ivy. That worked well, but we discovered one problem with it
At the end of last week a couple of the kids pulled up the tomato plants (at my request) and picked all the green tomatoes.
>>Ds is driving.me.crazy. I can’t handle him anymore. He’s 3. A couple of months ago, we finally cut his nap. It was becoming a nightmare. We
Here’s a new dessert we created for Rosh Hashana. It took advantage of two recent finds: a) coconut milk at Trader Joes for .99 a
Last night I made my first batch of elderberry syrup. It is filled with antioxidants and is good for preventing colds or treating them, depending
I’ve been wanting to move my blog away from my business site to an independent blog site for quite some time, for various reasons. And
Rosh Hashana and Yom Kippur are very important times in the yearly calendar, times that even those who aren’t very religiously affiliated go to synagogue.
Despite me being out of things this week, the kids got a lot of yard work topped off! It will be nice to go into
>>I was wondering if you can give me some advice on my situation. Ds2 was always very attached. I let him be as clingy as