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I pushed a lot of envelopes, personal and social. I challenged
the rules, the rules of life. I became addicted. Each day, I knocked
down another fence and another...
By Judy Ammar
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Reading Chabad Chassidut
What I encounter is a matter of life and death. Not death as an
end, but as non-life, a state of dormancy. The potential for life is
unexpressed. It is curled up, head lying lifeless between its knees.
Complete in formation, but inactive and unthinking...
by Devora Levin
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February: Think of this month as the PERFECT time to catch up on indoor chores now that it is super cold out!
By Rivka Slatkin
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Parshat Terumah
My daughter is always complaining that "all the other mothers"
always do their children's projects and homework for them...
By Chana Weisberg
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Beauty is lasting and forever. Beauty is in our family, our
friends, and our home. Beauty is in a baby's laugh and a child's smile.
Beauty is in the way we act. Beauty is in the way we speak...
By Tova Benjamin
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There is nothing as irresistible as a piping bowl of hot soup on a cold winter day...
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