From my Table
Some nights feel like a game of “How many ways can we shake up chicken and broccoli and still create new permutations?”
Starring Role: Chapter 11
“You can have my part. Take it along with everything else in my life. See if that makes you happy”
Time Is of the Essence
To utilize time wisely and avoid wasting time, one must have a schedule, or as my mother called it, a “tochnit”
Food for a Friend
Here are the ways we’ve found to feed others, all requiring minimal prep time.
Family First Inbox: Issue 778
"If you’re not grown up enough to be able to take the year seriously while still enjoying yourself, please, don’t come"
Taking the Lead: Part 4 of 4
"Employees perform at the lowest standard you set. When you raise the bar, most will rise to the challenge"
A Globetrotting Gadol
In an age of migration, Rav Shlomo Nosson Kotler (1856–1945) seemed to have been everywhere
This Time Around
She’d just had a baby—and she was discussing peanut-butter sandwiches
Flashback — Glory Boy: Lifetakes , Issue 541
To create a new home, there must be some separation from the old one
One Hundred Thank-Yous
Family First Inbox: Issue 777
"If Klal Yisrael can’t learn that the only perfection in the world is Hashem, then we will never be able to properly guide our students"
