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Leah Gebber
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Family Reflections
When we favor our phone over friends and family, it sends a message of rejection
Sarah Chana Radcliffe
Family Reflections
The craze sweeping the world is a cautionary tale for us
Sarah Chana Radcliffe
In the Numbers
They were nothings. Nothings. Nothings. Just trodden-in-the-mud Jews. Just girls, dependent on fathers and brothers for their safety All her body aches. Yesterday, it was the hair. Today, she kneeled on the floor and scrubbed, inch by inch, until gray and brown disappeared and the tiles shone. Diamenta had looked around and clapped her hands.
Boaz Bachrach
In the Numbers
“He said you will definitely have two children, maybe even three.”
Rabbi Akiva Fox
Words Unspoken
Dear special mom, I thought I was strong until I met you
Anonymous
Words Unspoken
  I’m scared. Not because the girl standing under the chuppah in a puffy white dress has left me, but for her
Anonymous
Hasty but Tasty
Add some just-as-easy new ideas into your schedule to keep your family fed and happy, but never bored
Mishpacha Staff
Hasty but Tasty
Take the time to prepare yourself some quick, pick-me-up breakfasts and lunches
Mishpacha Staff
Voice of History
What made Rabbi Wein’s quips timeless was their economy. He didn’t need a paragraph; he needed a line. He didn’t need theatrics; he needed timing
Baruch Cohen Esq
Voice of History
Rabbi Berel Wein: An unquenchable love for the greatest saga of all — the survival of his people
Gedalia Guttentag
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It is her own fault. If she would have taken charge of her family, of her cleanliness, then none of this would be happening

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The driver faces him, trying to get inside, but Tatte doesn’t even notice, his eyes are on the carriage, on her and Emmy

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She has disobeyed a cardinal rule. Never interrupt in the middle of a poem. A poem must be savored, from beginning to end

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“I thought your little girl was going to come to school today,” Becca says. Polite but direct

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