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LifeLines
While I had refused to listen to any of these dirt-fresh-on-the-grave suggestions, as the months passed it became clear that I had to remarry

By C. Saphir

Shared Space
“He’s this cute little chassidishe guy, not what I expected,” Kivi was saying, “but I see what you mean. There’s something about him”

By Dov Haller

Normal Like Me
“You’re Sarah, right? Listen, you don’t know me,” said a shaky voice over the phone. “I’m a cousin of Udel’s. I understand that you were with her in that cul— in that group she be ...

By Ruti Kepler

Point of View
A child walking with his dad can feel like an orphan

By Rabbi Moshe Grylak zt"l

Outlook
Chareidi longevity linked to life satisfaction

By Yonoson Rosenblum

Text Messages
For Him, for us, if for no one else. We object

By Eytan Kobre

Day in the Life
Shmully Zellermaier manages a filtered computer center

By Rachel Bachrach

Second Thoughts
The assault on traditional morality that marks our times

By Rabbi Emanuel Feldman

Windows
Shaina may be smiling but I’ve been officially triggered. She’s right — breakfast most certainly did not look like this when she was growing up

By Miriam Klein Adelman

Family Tempo
There’s one harrowing war experience that she feels the need to constantly repeat, as it seems to have left an indelible mark on her soul

By Adina Weiss and Rivky Neuhaus

Magazine Feature
15 (mostly) painless ways to upgrade your freelance business

By Michal Eisikowitz

Magazine Feature
“I couldn’t put myself out there and tell anyone what I really thought or felt. Because those who don’t try never look foolish, right?”

By C.B. Lieber