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Flashback: Bedrock of Belief, Forever a Conduit, Issue 485   
Mrs. Shani Mendlowitz
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Family First Contributors
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Shevy Rosen
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Miriam Kosman
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Flashback: AdviceLine, Issue 432
Rabbi Efraim Stauber
Like a Local
Baker’s Best
We heard about a French couple in Hallandale Beach who operate a true artisan patisserie, selling all kinds of French pastries
Chavi Feldman
Like a Local
The Challah Fairy
She puts her heart and soul into her work, making people happy with the fruits of her labor!
Faigy Grossman
Calligraphy: Succos 5785
By Design
“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?”
Rivka Streicher
Calligraphy: Succos 5785
Surface Deep
“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?”
Shmuel Botnick
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
Know This
Changing Communities     
When my world didn’t feel right, I found a new one that fit like a glove
Shoshana Gross
Know This
Face Blindness
When you live with prosopagnosia, every hello is a guessing game
Esther Ilana Rabi
Calligraphy: Pesach 5784
Hidden Assets
I was the stereotypical newlywed, setting up my best friend with my husband’s kid brother
Esty Heller
Calligraphy: Pesach 5784
Birthright
Ninth-grade bochurim would huddle in a corner, daring each other to make the plunge and ask Mordy a question
Shmuel Botnick
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Flashback: Adviceline, Issue 432

The most critical distinction to make in all life experiences is between the external reality of the event taking place and our subjective, internal interpretation of those same events.

By Family First Contributors

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Flashback: Lifetakes — The Boomerang Tefillah Effect, Issue 728

The Boomerang Tefillah Effect     (Originally featured in Family First, Issue 835)

By Rebecca (Feldbaum) Steier

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Flashback: Windows — Mishloach Manos 101, Issue 581

Think. What could you send that’s classy, pretty, original, up-to-date, easy to prepare, easy to transport, and doesn’t cost a small fortune? Nothing.

By Esty Heller

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Flashback: Family Reflections, Issue 189

Kids are kids — they have to go through all sorts of stages and experiences in order to grow up

By Sarah Chana Radcliffe

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Flashback: Parshas Vayeitzei, Issue 17

Not everyone can stand on center stage

By Yaffa Ganz

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Flashback: Growth Charts, Issue 592

  Growth Charts   (Originally featured in Family First, Issue 830)

By Elisheva Appel