Family First Feature
Rebbetzin Devorah Kirshboim’s faith is a fusion of Breslov and Novardok
Family First Inbox
"Whether it’s a hobby, a volunteer activity, or a new job, we need to keep growing. Which will minimize inappropriately turning to our adult children to have our needs met"
Family Tempo
This comment was a dagger to my heart. Boring? How could my own husband find me boring?
A Better You
Keeping our internal conversation loving is a gift and an obligation to ourselves
No Fail
I had a moment of clarity. “I want to share the power of inner work with other frum women,” I said
Windows
A stir-fry, for crying out loud. In recipe-developer-land, did no one let slip that a stir-fry is a combination food?
Musings
The girl can barely speak, the lump in her throat is so large. And she cries brokenly as she tells him that she’s reached a dead end
Sidekick
I’m the only woman I know who even owns noise-canceling headphones. I got them as a gift. From my husband, of course
The Moment
The man insisted that no, it probably wasn’t the same town, because no one important came from Rogatchov
This Way That Way
For those who have a minhag to serve salami on Purim (because it’s hung), here are our team’s favorites uses for it!
The Moment
"I very much felt a mission to write some songs that would keep the Holocaust alive"
Recipes
We love our franks in blanks, our Purim treats and sweets, but of course, the ideal Purim menu includes a vegetable side dish.
5 to 9
"Be prepared to take risks and do things people say you can’t do; they’re usually wrong"
Day in the Life
Rabbi Yonason Rosenblum is the man behind The Mishmar Shaila, a weekly sh’eilah challenge. He’s based in Queens, New York
