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Great Reads: Second Guessing
Am I being generous — or just used?
Ariella Schiller
Great Reads: Second Guessing
I want to enjoy my daughter and her family over Succos. But she doesn’t see what she’s doing to the family
Ariella Schiller
Impressions
I’m still tied to a tradition stemming all the way back to the First Temple
Boaz Bachrach
Impressions
Elderly Danish Jews relive the night they were rowed to safety 
Riki Goldstein
LifeLines
If you ever read any book about love languages, my mother’s picture should be on the opening of the chapter on gift giving
Mattie Weinberg
LifeLines
Fighting for our baby’s every breath, we gained just as much as we gave
C. Saphir
Last Licks
This recipe was originally published for Pesach, but I make it for all the Yamim Tovim!
Chanie Nayman
Last Licks
Could I do this favor with a smile? The request, via text, was easy enough. When I picked up my daughter, Tova asked, would I be able to give her daughter a ride home? Of course. Tova isn’t a good friend of mine, but our paths cross often enough. Her daughter is a cutie, and
Family Table Readers
Moonwalk
I wonder if the path is as lonely as I’ve been imagining, after all
Rochel Samet
Moonwalk
Wait, since when do I joke about these things? What’s happening to me?
Rochel Samet
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Whenever I asked about their childhoods, my siblings gave me a “you had to be there” look. But on Purim I could pretend I knew something about it

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