Two remarkable women in my family personify two disparate attitudes about life.
Slaughtering the Pascal lamb represented breaking free from predetermined forces beyond our control.
Covering up the abusive treatment of women in Muslim-majority countries.
My 10-year-old son and his friends want to cross a busy street by themselves and get ice cream. Should I let him?
P.D. Eastman’s children’s book is really a tale about searching for your soul mate.
On a recent seder night, I experienced a redemption of sorts and a reminder that God knows what we need and sends it when we need it.
Rosh Hashanah is a day when we take stock and re-evaluate our lives – priorities, goals, relationships, the whole shebang.
To me, it starts with defining our bottom-line necessities in life, and then building back up from there.
It's a bit of hard work... but doesn't everything valuable in life require investment and effort?
Wishing you all a sweet year, filled with peace in your heart, in your home, and in our precious world.
Published: September 15, 2012
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(1) Anonymous, September 16, 2012 10:26 AM
love it
Thank you so much. Just what I needed to read and see! Baruch Hashem. It is time to detach ourselves from the lure of materialism and connect to that of principal importance in life - our Spirituality. Shana Tova