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Including yummy options for fish, burgers, pasta and soup.
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Many fractured unions did not survive, but strong marriages got even stronger.
by Rabbi Boruch Leff
I cringed inside every time my granddaughter called me Zaidy.
by Sharon Matten
I'm trying to overcome this destructive habit.
Marriage
by Slovie Jungreis-Wolff
How to appreciate your spouse and get the love you want.
by Chaya Parkoff
7 lessons I've learned the hard way.
by Dini Harris
Not disagreeing in front of the kids is just the first step; you need to also exude confidence in your spouse's parenting skills.
by Rabbi Yaakov Salomon
As Father's Day approaches, I am haunted by one most vivid and moving scene from my childhood.
Quick and easy, BBQ all-in menu, meat, chicken, salad, slaw and dessert. Enjoy!
“There is no greater agony than bearing an untold story inside you."
The world is opening up again and now is the time to concretize your post-pandemic commitment to change.
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Sitting shiva enabled me to appreciate my father's genuine greatness.
Fun and delicious for the whole family.
by Dr. Yvette Alt Miller
This ubiquitous salad captures the flavors of the Jewish state.
by Dr. Alan Singer
In this final installment, more practical wisdom for marriage.
The summer blackouts have arrived.
What lessons do you want to take with you into your post-pandemic existence?
by Ahava S. Ehrenpreis
No one heals from a loss of a child.
by Rabbi Tzvi Nightingale
Why couples grow apart and what you can do about it.
by Jamie Geller
Chef Tony Rosenfeld, Co-Founder of One Mighty Mill brings to life his tasty Almond Mandel Bread: a rustic, biscotti-like cookie as he bakes with Jamie on “Feed Your Soul!”
Recognizing the gift of Torah.
by Project Aseret – The Ten Commandments Project Team
This Shavuot, explore the relevance of the Ten Commandments with your children.
Make sure to add one of these recipes to your menus. Your family will thank me.
Surprising facts about this popular Jewish dish, as well as recipes from around the world, including Lindy's famous cheesecake.
We got the call in the middle of the night. “Something’s going on in Meron. Is anybody from our family there?”
by Debbie Gutfreund
Becoming a mother is the hardest choice I've ever made. And by far the best.
There's a good reason why you probably haven't heard of the astronaut who recently died.
These colorful recipes are packed with flavor and a delicious change to the dairy meals you think of.
by Adina Soclof, MS. CCC-SLP
Practical advice on managing your children's use of technology.
Even thousands of miles away, it’s our sorrow too. It’s our family in pain.
They're newly married and we already made a faux pas.
by Michelle Halle, LCSW
My mother passed away right before Passover. Twelve hours earlier, the idea of losing my mother was unthinkable.
by Stephen S. Bressler
A delectable selection of Steve's favorite recipes to enhance your Shabbos table.
It is truly amazing to live in a community of such kindness.
by Rabbi Dov Heller, LMFT
A daily reminder on what it means to be a mensch.
It's the best time of the year to cook with green vegetables, spinach, asparagus, lemons, zucchini, and fresh herbs.
The cashier's shocking comment about my age sent me into a tailspin.
by Menucha Chana Levin
I only knew that they had been killed by terrible people called Nazis during the war.
How to help set up our homes so that our kids can be worry-free.
The real work of Passover begins now.
by Nechama Weiser
Figuring out a healthier work-family-personal balance.
by Rabbi Philip Moskowitz
Incredible things can happen when you do things together.
Including yummy desserts that don’t taste they’re for Passover desserts at all..
We don’t need to return to “normal” in order to be happy.
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