fbpx
Latest Game On!
Game On!
Attracted to Magnets
Chanie Nayman
Game On!
Wood You?
Chanie Nayman
Game On!
Let’s Try It!    
Chanie Nayman
Game On!
Mess-Free Marvelous Sundays 
Chanie Nayman
Game On!
Rainy Day Games
Chanie Nayman
Moving Forward
Moving Forward: Chapter 7
“Your acceptance of your situation is very refreshing. We don’t always have to know the end"
Estie Samson
Moving Forward
Moving Forward: Chapter 7
"There aren’t so many people like me around here and I’m looking to make a new friend”
Estie Samson
In the Balance
Feelings Aside
Our victory is that we don’t perpetuate the evil
Baruch S. Fertel, MD, MPA, FACEP
In the Balance
Playing Defense
Trust your doctor. But only believe in Hashem
Baruch S. Fertel, MD, MPA, FACEP
Send Them Off as Jews
Send Them Off as Jews: Chapter 8
“You know,” I tell them, “what’s important now is just being here.”
Rabbi Daniel Rose
Send Them Off as Jews
Send Them Off as Jews: Chapter 7
Facing the end of life — or even seeing that possibility in the distant future — can be a gift, for all sorts of reasons
Rabbi Daniel Rose
Family Matters
The Fading Light: Chapter 24
He always thought of everything, so I didn’t have to. Now it was my job, and it was daunting
Joan Zlotnick
Family Matters
A Fading Light: Chapter 23
At a particular stage of my husband’s illness, it became clear that the shul we were attending no longer met our needs
Joan Zlotnick
Moonwalk
Moonwalk: Chapter 25  
I wonder if the path is as lonely as I’ve been imagining, after all
Rochel Samet
Moonwalk
Moonwalk: Chapter 24
Wait, since when do I joke about these things? What’s happening to me?
Rochel Samet
Discover more
More Game On!
Game On!
Long Drives, Late Nights, Lots of Laughs  

You can pull out an old game from the basement — but why not play one of these creative, curated games for even more fun?

By Chanie Nayman

Game On!
Clean, Safe, and Inexpensive Ideas

Afternoons and Sundays can be long. Quarantine can be endless. Here are some relatively clean, safe, and inexpensive ideas to keep your little people busy for a while

By Chanie Nayman