The Clean House Mystery 😁

Posted by JewishMom on Jul 30, 2023 in Current Events | 3 comments

A clueless husband explains to his wife how messes get cleaned up. Shavua tov  

‘Twas the Day After Tisha b’Av

Posted by JewishMom on Jul 28, 2023 in Current Events, Inspiration | 0 comments

Happy laundering and shabbat shalom💕✡️  

An Easy and Meaningful Fast to All

Posted by JewishMom on Jul 28, 2023 in Current Events, Inspiration | 0 comments

My Corner Store Miracle

Posted by JewishMom on Jul 27, 2023 in Current Events, Inspiration | 4 comments

This past Shabbat, Shabbat Chazon, I was on my way to the other side of my neighborhood when I noticed a small sign posted at the entrance to an apartment building. The sign read, “Our corner store has burned down! This corner store belongs to all of us, please donate generously.” And then something truly […]

Anti-Reform? Pro-Reform? Can I Hug You?

Posted by JewishMom on Jul 26, 2023 in Current Events, Inspiration, Israel | 0 comments

Why a Soul Came Down

Posted by JewishMom on Jul 24, 2023 in Inspiration | 0 comments

My Me vs. Them Shabbat

Posted by JewishMom on Jul 23, 2023 in Current Events, Motherhood, My life | 1 comment

All my kids were home this week for Shabbat lunch. We don’t all get together so often, and I had been looking forward to a nice chance for everyone to reconnect. But soon after the meal started, the conversation turned into an stormy debate over Judicial Reform. We Weisbergs are a colorful, diverse bunch, and […]

What Children are Not

Posted by JewishMom on Jul 21, 2023 in Current Events, Inspiration | 3 comments

Rebbetzin Faigy Twerski quoted this, and I loved it and wanted to share. Shabbat Shalom!

A Perfect Marriage👩‍❤️‍👨

Posted by JewishMom on Jul 21, 2023 in Current Events, Inspiration | 0 comments

Yad VaShem and Yad HaShem: Finding God During the Holocaust

Posted by JewishMom on Jul 20, 2023 in Current Events, Inspiration | 3 comments

This morning, in honor of Rosh Chodesh Av, I attended Reb. Rena Tarshish’s renowned 4- hour “Yad Hashem” Yad Vashem Holocaust Tour. I’m usually careful to avoid anything having to do with the Shoah because it inevitably thrusts me into an existentialist void– if the Holocaust could happen then either God hates the Jewish people […]