It’s the Little Things
by Emuna BravermanEvery act of kindness counts.
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Making character our primary focus does not mean that we should go around unkempt, wearing a burlap sack.
When did it become okay to floss your teeth and clean your ears in public?
Kids take their cues from parents. What message are you projecting?
Successful relationships require accepting your loved one’s idiosyncrasies, no matter how crazy you find them.
In today’s over-sexualized society, some school official are trying to bring some decorum and learning back to the classroom.
Inspiration is everywhere – particularly when I’m awake enough to notice!
An elderly patient died from bureaucracy without humanity.
A great idea that should be part of everyone’s celebration.
Don’t let his doping and lies allow you to become cynical and bitter.
Waiting to respond makes an enormous difference in all of our relationships.
What were my daughter and I doing in Las Vegas walking the Strip until we were bone-weary tired?
After hurricanes and financial stress, Hanukkah comes to dispel the darkness.
Don’t sit in self-righteous condemnation. We could all make the same mistake.
Visiting the east coast, I was jolted out of my complacency and lack of sensitivity.
I’m in favor of a zero tolerance policy for whispering at the table. Here’s why.
Sukkot teaches us how to find God in a world where He is hidden.
Now is our opportunity to wipe the slate clean. Let’s make the most of it.
Genuine empathy makes us better people in every respect. So why chide it?
There’s a real person inside whose book is deeper and much more substantial than his cover.
Since the death of my infant granddaughter, I find it easier to feel the pain in losing the temple.
Help! I’ve got the “it’s summer again and the kids are already bored” blues.
Shared goals are the essence of marriage. Don’t take them for granted.