What I Hear on Yom HaShoah

What I Hear on Yom HaShoah

On Rosh Hashanah we hear the shofar. On Chanukah? Maoz Tsur. Purim? Megilat Esther. Pesach? The Four Questions. And what is the sound we hear today, on Yom HaShoah? The primal scream of the 10 AM siren, when Israel stands silently honoring the inhumanly murdered 6 million: mothers and fathers, sons and daughters. But today […]

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How to Make Sure You Don’t Miss any of my Daily Posts

If you are following JewishMOMs on facebook, that means you probably only receive a small fraction of my daily posts. To make sure you receive every one of my daily posts, you can sign up for my weekly newsletter (which includes a digest of all that week’s posts) or daily Emails–over here on the right… […]

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JewishMOM.com on Passover Vacation until May 2nd

JewishMOM.com on Passover Vacation until May 2nd

It’s possible I’ll be posting here and there, but my regular, daily posts will resume only after Passover… Happy cleaning, and chag kasher and sameach to each and every JewishMOM!!!

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My Triple-Scoop Ice Cream Cone

My Triple-Scoop Ice Cream Cone

7:45 AM. Breakfast for 5-year-old Tsoofy, 3 year-old Yaakov, and 16-month-old Yonatan. Tsoofy recites “Shehakol nihyeh bdvaro” over her cornflakes, and midway through the bowl she launches into “Echad Mee Yodea.” Yaakov tells me that next year, he is going to a gan for BIG boys. In fact, he reminds me for the dozen-th time, […]

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72 Days of Lovingkindness Start this Week (11-Minute Mommy Peptalk)

72 Days of Lovingkindness Start this Week (11-Minute Mommy Peptalk)

This week is the beginning of an incredible annual opportunity to change your life with minimal effort.

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How Much Money I Found While Cleaning for Pesach

How Much Money I Found While Cleaning for Pesach

Yesterday I set the timer for 40 minutes and cleaned out my “drawer of important things” (yes, that’s actually what we call it. In distinct contrast to the “box of important things” in an upper kitchen cupboard.) The drawer of important things had become so full of things that were anything but, that over the […]

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