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LifeTakes
Tears and Honey      
Liba Rimler
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Paradigm Shift
Malkie Ozeri
Windows
Bus Ride to Jerusalem
Esther Mandel
LifeTakes
The Gown Dilemma    
A. Schreiber
Musings
Just a Band-Aid
Russy Tendler
House of Mirrors
House of Mirrors: Chapter 30
One year later, Laylee smiles… I’m going to enjoy this, she thinks to herself
Rachael Lavon
House of Mirrors
House of Mirrors: Chapter 29
“If you really want to make a difference, the great Laylee Beloff should blog about making meaningful connections with family members, no matter their size or school”
Rachael Lavon
Last Licks
Fork-Tender Brisket Reviewed by Esti Halpern
This recipe was originally published for Pesach, but I make it for all the Yamim Tovim!
Chanie Nayman
Last Licks
Leek Soup
I chuckle at the illusion, at the simplicity of her complete faith in the trusty Band-Aid I think it’s time for me to invest in Band-Aids. At the rate our two-year-old is applying them to her little body, we will have spent more on Band-Aids in the past month than any other ingle product in
Family Table Readers
Touch Base
Meeting Your Match: Part II    
The Conversation, as Mishpacha likes to say, “Continues.” When it comes to shidduchim, it continues, and continues
Batya Weinberg
Touch Base
Meeting Your Match
This column is delivered with warmest blessings to anyone looking for their bashert, and their parents, too
Mrs. Batya Weinberg
Vantage Point
The World Is Ready  
The story behind Yat Kislev, the bitter dispute that turns brother against brother, is a painfully familiar one
Rabbi Moshe Hauer
Vantage Point
Doubling Down on Simchas Torah      
Given what happened last year and since — can our observance of this day remain unchanged?
Rabbi Moshe Hauer
Bricks and Ladders
Bricks and Ladders: Chapter 60
"We decided that if any of you aren’t happy in Stonesworth, we’ll try to make it work so that you can go to school in Brownsfeld"
Ariella Schiller
Bricks and Ladders
Bricks and Ladders: Chapter 56
Back to school tomorrow. When I left I’d been part of the most popular clique in school and now I’m returning alone, a nobody, ashamed and mortified
Ariella Schiller
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Dear Shadchan

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Here, I needed Waze just to find my lost identity, let alone my missing sense of perspective

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Windows
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Someone looking into your family? Hide!

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I Have a Dream

 Fruits and vegetables would fill every breakfast, lunch, and dinner, and no one — no one — will utter a word of complaint

By Chaya Wayntraub

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Dear Student

My heart skipped a beat. Sudden tears pricked my eyelids. What was coming next? What didn’t I know?

By Anonymous

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The Shadow of Secrets 

Buried secrets cast long shadows, even if it takes decades to unearth the treasure of truth

By Shoshana Gross