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Bracha Stein and Rikki Ehrlich
In the Arms of Rabi Shimon
I regretted the next few words even as they were still semi-formed syllables stuck in my larynx. “I’ll deal with everything.” T uesday 5:15 p.m. “Okay people!” I looked up from my spreadsheets in annoyance. Shifra our senior editorial assistant strode to the center of room clipboard in hand adjusting her sunglasses to lie perfectly
Mishpacha Contributors
In the Arms of Rabi Shimon
We’re holding on, Tatteh. Listen to the hespedim, listen to the anguished voices as they praise You
Yisroel Besser
B.A.N.G Gang
"Dobra Baila could definitely splash paint around on a bit of paper. But do you really think anyone’s gonna pay money for the daubings of a kid?"
R. Atkins
B.A.N.G Gang
"I know you: You’re the lads who saved my Tiddles. There’s no way you’re thieves"
R. Atkins
Why Is This Pesach Different?
“We’re used to huge numbers of deliveries for Pesach; we were prepared for that. We have extra vans. Delivery is not the issue. The issue is getting all those orders together."
Margie Pensak
Why Is This Pesach Different?
Do you have what it takes to say thank you Hashem when things aren’t going the way you hoped they would?
Yisroel Besser
A Better You
When we view bills as evidence of the abundance of brachos in our lives, it takes the edge off
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A Better You
Emotional eating isn’t about lack of discipline; it’s often a nervous system response
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The Gift of Forgiveness
“Mr. Goldberg, I’m sorry, but you broke our agreement. We cannot have you back anymore”
Malkie Schulman
The Gift of Forgiveness
On one of my last days at the company, I was shocked when Jack approached me and shook my hand
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