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Family First Feature
She was once a Catholic schoolgirl in France; now Ora Zyto’s a frum bio-engineer in Boston

By Barbara Bensoussan

Medical Mysteries
Even though this was my first birth and I was admittedly inexperienced, I felt something was seriously wrong

By Rachael Lavon

Family Diary
“I totally don’t do that, ever. I never even let the boy buy a drink for me”

By Shani Leiman

Family Tempo
Even as a child, I knew we didn’t have real grandparents

By Shoshana Lesser

Musings
The doorbell rings. No one rings the doorbell to our house unless they’re FedEx or UPS

By Ruchie Cohen

Windows
I did this crazy six-people-to-three-functioning-devices scramble in the spring. I thought we were finally heading back to normal

By Tzivia Meth

Rocking Horse
“Fortuna, do you still think that I am a princess who lives in a castle? This is all I have”

By Leah Gebber

Outside Chance
Chaim picked up his laffa, then put it down. He seemed to be thinking. “I don’t remember ever making a conscious choice in my life”

By Esther Kurtz

True Account
It soon became clear that the sentiment was mutual. If Yaakov wasn’t eager to return to his family, they weren’t eager to have him back

By Shimon Breitkopf

From My Table
Hear me out; the warmth, the scents, and the soft rolling boil of a simmering soup is a simple luxury.

By Chanie Nayman

EndNote
"One niggun that gets requested night after night and never gets boring is the 'Berdichever Niggun,' made famous by Shlomo Carlebach"

By Riki Goldstein

Recipes
This fish is a Shabbos staple in my house. I make it every week.

By Chanie Apfelbaum

Open Mic
One’s political leaning has often gone far, far beyond mere political preference, with the assumption that every frum person must share the same politics

By Avraham Daniels

Recipes
I had a vision: If we enjoy a good chili, why not attempt a chili soup? I tried it and loved it. A new family fave was born!

By Rivky Kleiman