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“But it’s a rule, and like it says in Pirkei Avos, if we didn’t have rules, we’d eat each other alive”

The one that moved me to tears the most was The Kichels. Sounds strange — a comic strip bringing a grown woman to her knees

Wherever you are — on the road, or opening your door — you’re stepping into a moment of eternal meaning. Move through it with awareness

We see even from the teachings of Chazal that our structure of mourning must remain limited to what is practical

Talk about summer camp — specifically, their own years in summer camp — and you can see the little boy

“Sometimes it’s not that Hashem heard our tefillah and said no. It’s that He accepted the tefillah — but not necessarily for now”