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Visitor Comments: 11
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Anonymous
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April 21, 2009
fun family holidays
I can't tell you how heart-touching it is to hear you tell the world about our fun family outings.
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Paul
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April 8, 2009
Yes, enjoy your family near and far this Passover
Dear Lori & Everyone,
Yes, enjoy your family near and far this Passover.
Love
Paul
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Anonymous
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April 7, 2009
that sounds great. but what if your memories are only of the fighting and aren't so great?
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Sue Dallon
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April 7, 2009
Trip to Israel with Lori
My daughter, granddaughter and I would like to go to Israel, especially with you. I think that you are going at the end of June, but that time is impossible for us. Will you be going at any other time?
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N. Rosen
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April 6, 2009
embracing and reminiscing on the good times
It always feels good to embrace and reminisce on the good times in life. Too bad many of us have a negative focus in assuming the glass is half empty. Indeed, childhood experiences can either make or break one's self-esteem and happiness.
(6)
Jen
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April 6, 2009
Take care of them!
Hi Lor - This will be the very first Pesach Shmarya has not been with us... and he'll be with you! Take good care of my children, & grandchildren too! Chag kasher v'semeach! Love, Jen
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Miriam
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April 5, 2009
Exactly what I needed to hear! Thank you! I'll keep that one in mind! My kids have been off for a really long time to "help" and I'm feeling at the end of my rope. But you've reminded me that all the giving, loving and time that we give is appreciated, little though they may show it then!
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Sheila Hecker
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April 5, 2009
Loved this article and i would love to come along on your next outing.
chag Kosher v`Simcha to you and your whole family and keep going on outings!
With love from the Heckers
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Andria
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April 5, 2009
Great reminder
Thank you for the reminder! It is easy to get frustrated with the complaining,and comforting to know they will remember the good times! May you have a memorable Pesach as well!
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sol zulaikha
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April 5, 2009
exactly how i feel today I am 84,and the family coming to me
I have enjoyed Lor!s comment on Pesah,and most of my siblings are here fromm all over australia,are coming to me for seder.and maing me very proud I am 84,and have health problem...God bless
Lori Palatnik is an author and Jewish educator who has appeared on television and radio and has lectured on five continents, illuminating traditional practices and life-styles for our contemporary world. She and her husband, Rabbi Yaakov Palatnik, live in Washington, DC, where she is the Executive Director of The Jewish Women's Renaissance Project of Aish DC.
(11) Anonymous , April 21, 2009
fun family holidays
I can't tell you how heart-touching it is to hear you tell the world about our fun family outings.
(10) Paul , April 8, 2009
Yes, enjoy your family near and far this Passover
Dear Lori & Everyone, Yes, enjoy your family near and far this Passover. Love Paul
(9) Anonymous , April 7, 2009
that sounds great. but what if your memories are only of the fighting and aren't so great?
(8) Sue Dallon , April 7, 2009
Trip to Israel with Lori
My daughter, granddaughter and I would like to go to Israel, especially with you. I think that you are going at the end of June, but that time is impossible for us. Will you be going at any other time?
(7) N. Rosen , April 6, 2009
embracing and reminiscing on the good times
It always feels good to embrace and reminisce on the good times in life. Too bad many of us have a negative focus in assuming the glass is half empty. Indeed, childhood experiences can either make or break one's self-esteem and happiness.