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Latest Family Tempo
Musings
Miriam Klein Adelman
LifeTakes
Zelda Goldfield
Windows
Miriam Klein Adelman
Words Unspoken
Words Unspoken
Musings
Shira Berger
Someone Should...
Admittedly, accommodations are not always easy and can oftentimes complicate matters
Mrs. Rivkie Feiner
A Storied People
Nuisances that a person would normally brush off take on a different urgency when you’re trying to catch a flight
Rabbi Nachman Seltzer
A Storied People
True tales from the corners of our world
Rabbi Nachman Seltzer
In Sights
I did learn what it means to love mitzvos to such a degree that your entire body transforms itself
Rabbi Chaim Aryeh Zev Ginzberg
In Sights
Rav Aharon responded, “Is it possible to sit down while talking to Rav Moshe Feinstein?”
Rabbi Chaim Aryeh Zev Ginzberg
Jolly Solly
The troublesome two faced each other, fists clenched — but were distracted by Jolly Solly’s voice nearby
R. Atkins
Jolly Solly
“Burst pipe!” he called to his fellow workmen inside.  “Somebody turn off the water mains!”
R. Atkins
Words Unspoken
I guess I can’t ask you to keep it open every week, just in case, but maybe I can
Anonymous
Words Unspoken
I wonder what you would do if you read this letter. But I’ll never find out
Anonymous
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