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Debbie Guttentag
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Debbie Guttentag
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Debbie Guttentag
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Malka Winner
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Malka Winner
5 Things to Know About
There very rarely is an easy or simple “blended family”
Shoshana Itzkowitz
5 Things to Know About
It’s really no different than telling someone in a wheelchair that she should move faster because she’s in your way.
Perspective
When our view of a relationship is that it will remain forever, we figure out a way to get it right
Rabbi Aryeh Kerzner
Perspective
Smadar looks at Margalit. “What should I write? The Jewish story? The history of the Jews?”   “Let’s make a list of what we know,” Smadar finally says. “You love lists, that’s so you.” Margalit chuckles, then bites her lower lip when she sees a strange expression cross her cousin’s face. “So me? What does
Rabbi Levi Lebovits
More or Less
"If she’s done this with too many clients, my entire reputation is done. I’m too small, too new to rehabilitate from this"
Esther Kurtz
More or Less
No matter how much I realized I’d done wrong since I’d gotten married, how selfish and self-centered I’d been, this parallel just brought it all home
Esther Kurtz
For Keeps: Rosh Hashanah Theme 5783
I can see the shul from my dining room window. The idea that it was so close, yet so far, was too much to bear
Binyomin Yudin 
For Keeps: Rosh Hashanah Theme 5783
“He would be killed just for having it in his possession. But a Torah is a Torah and my father was determined to save it”
Sandy Eller
Take 2
All human beings crave connection but those connections don’t have to take place on muddy terrain
Mindy Rosenthal M.S., BCBA/LBA
Take 2
I’m having a really hard time forgiving her, and I’m too embarrassed to talk to her about the conversation I overheard
Mindy Rosenthal M.S., BCBA/LBA
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