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I felt compassion; however I still struggled to be totally empathetic — to feel the pain.   I have long forgotten what he’s collecting for. But over the years he’s been coming to the shul every year between Succos and Chanukah we’ve become friends. At Minchah though he looked very different from his normal jovial
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I checked the time. By now, my husband should have taken off. I dialed his number anyway. Of course, his phone was off
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Parenting through the long dog days of summer,How to Banish Boredom,How do we entertain, educate, and simply parent our children when the long dog days of summer have arrived?

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Mrs. Sadie Friedberg (name changed) had passed away at 92. The funeral was scheduled for Sunday at 10 a.m. I was worried there wouldn’t even be a minyan attending. Such is the reality of the American rabbinate. She had only one child, her son Norman, a psychologist who lived in Utah. Last time I saw

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