Family Reflections
Accepting ourselves and our loved ones, imperfections and all, makes us feel secure
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Bentzi and the Mystery in the Museum
I didn’t know what else to say. Poor Asher! How would I feel if I was suddenly cut off from Yoel and Yom Tov and Tulli and all my friends?
Bentzi and the Mystery in the Museum
So, can it really be…? No! It seems I was wrong to suspect Shuki. I don’t want to risk suspecting Asher wrongly too
Two Cents
Unsolicited advice from people with no qualifications but many opinions
Two Cents
Unsolicited advice from people with no qualifications but many opinions
Calligraphy: Succos 5785
“She really has to come live here. She should be near us. What else does she need at this point besides us and our children, her nachas?”
Calligraphy: Succos 5785
“I was in Reb Azarya’s office. You know the picture of the baby on his desk? The picture of… of….” He took a deep breath. “Yisroel?”
Perspective
When our view of a relationship is that it will remain forever, we figure out a way to get it right
Perspective
If we feel loved, we do less accusing and more apologizing Apologies are hard to make. They seem to require a small sacrifice of the self, as if one is saying, “I am flawed.” In admitting to ourselves and others that “I’ve done wrong,” it seems that we’re also admitting that “there’s something wrong
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