Stuck In Place
Maybe now that your kids are back in school, you should start cleaning for Pesach.
Beware Of The Krimme (Part II)
Neglect, indifference or criticism can break a person's neshama.
Supermarket Hacks To Trim Your Grocery Budget
Scan those sale circulars either online or when they show up at your doorstep, check out the sale items and plan your menus accordingly.
You’re Hired! Now What?
Make sure that you know what the policies are and that you adhere to them scrupulously.
Jonas Phillips: Patriotic Colonial Jewish Businessman
In 1787 Jonas wrote a letter to Congress asking that the federal Constitution guarantee religious liberty in the state of Pennsylvania.
Feelings At War
So many families are mourning, and all along we mourned with them.
Beware Of The Krimme
She told me that she was busy and that he could sit in his wet clothes for the rest of the day. It would teach him to be more careful.
Layer It On!
You’re probably wondering why the greatest advocate of fast and easy preps in the kitchen is talking about layer cakes, right?
Revisiting The Fashionable Past: An Overview Of Brooklyn’s Jewish-Owned Vintage Hotspots
As of late, vintage has definitely been in vogue in the Orthodox community.
The Wall
As they fall upon us we go
To the WALL.
Bliss, Loss, Under Fire, Peace? My Summer in Israel
One minute you're shaving shwarma off a pit, then the shwarma guy tells you he read a (fake) WhatsApp that the boys are dead.
What Can We Do To Help Israel Right Now
The world sees the hand of God through us, and does not like it.
Where Are You?
How can awareness evolve from exploding stars?
Post Holocaust Polish Experiences
Is God apologizing for taking away my Father? Is God telling me that He is sorry?
Talking Small
If I’m going on for oven mitts, I don’t want to see sock puppets until at least page 40.
Moriah
King David prayed to give me my destined glory from his palace; his son to mold me into the mountain that everyone faces when they call to our Creator.
The Stones
The ground of the Beis HaMikdash,
which will soon take its appointed place.
A Daily Taste of Tisha B’Av
Unpleasant happenings are quickly discarded if they do not affect us directly.
Make It Or Buy It?
In recent months I have found there are certain things not worth buying and with the help of everyone’s best friend, Google, recipes for some of them are literally at the tip of your fingers.
Jonas Phillips: Orthodox Colonial Businessman
Like many of his contemporaries, he went through some hard years, but eventually he earned the rewards of his perseverance and integrity.
Long Live President Rivlin
The president's message was one of living peacefully in a Jewish and democratic state, Jews of all stripes unified as brothers, with Arabs or citizens of other religions.
A Bystander’s View
What Hashem desires most is that we learn to connect with each other as children in the same family.
The “Composite Jew”
Spending time in a society as different as the Far East, expands a person's perspective.
Why Soy?
"Whole soybeans," was the answer. "They have all the advantages of soy without being processed with hexane," she added.
When Grandma Dies
"Don't place flowers on a cold gravestone, visit me now..."
What Do We Do Now?
Maybe we don't have to lose that growth and unity that we have achieved, especially with the situation in Eretz Yisrael right now.
Apikores? Who Me?
I have always insisted that everything that happens to anyone or anything is min Shamayim.
New Jersey Connects To Nitzan
He wondered what it was like to live in Israel, to be religious.
The Open Kitchen: Bursting With Flavor
The Open Kitchen is so appealing you practically want to eat the pages as you turn them.
What Are You Thinking? A Column About Nothing
Alternatively, you can try your absolute hardest to listen whenever she says anything.