The shul is not a playground – increasing supervision of children at synagogue
For many, many years, my policy regarding synagogue attendance has been as follows: The shul/synagogue is a place for prayer, not a playground. To instill
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For many, many years, my policy regarding synagogue attendance has been as follows: The shul/synagogue is a place for prayer, not a playground. To instill
What a busy and enjoyable holiday season it’s been! Our youngest daughter was born during Sukkos. This year on the day of her birthday, my
In my last post, I shared about processing jars of home cooked stews and meats for my boys in a dorm. It’s shelf-stable and they
>>I know how you cook and care about feeding your family nourishing meals- how do you “handle” (for lack of better word, handle seems a
We’ve been enjoying our summer with lots of guests and activities! For the past few weeks my oldest daughter was staying in the house behind
>>I’m trying to keep everyone happy and occupied during the summer break. Do you have any good suggestions? What are your kids doing to keep
Last week we celebrated Yirmi’s tenth birthday. It doesn’t seem like a decade ago that we got the surprise diagnosis that our newborn son had
What a busy, beautiful weekend of family celebration, in honor of our newest bar mitzva boy! I appreciate that the photographer took a lot of
A few weeks ago there began to be a shortage of formula in the US, a situation that has reached what some officials have called
Thirty years ago, my husband and I dated and then got engaged while we were both studying in Israel. Afterwards we flew back to the