It was an experience I hope no one ever has. It was a Motzei Shabbat at the end of October in 2004. We were living in the Blueberry Hill Apartments complex with our almost three year old son Shalom, and Chani was in her ninth month, expecting our second child. At 3 a.m. we were awakened to the
When I was a student in Fordham University pursuing my Masters in Social Work, one of my professors recounted an experience he had witnessed one year
The first time I heard one of my students exclaim “he's a sick athlete”, I felt terrible. How sad that such a vibrant and adroit athlete was ill
One of our Chol Hamoed outings this Pesach was to a place called “High Exposure Rock Climbing.” The facility boasts numerous forty-foot climbs to the
Another great camping season has begun. Yesterday, the busses pulled into camp, and smiling campers lugging soda, water, and hockey sticks jumped off
In May 2011, Justin Verlander, then a pitcher for the Detroit Tigers, threw his second career no-hitter, becoming the twenty-sixth pitcher in
There’s no doubt that getting ready for Pesach isn’t easy. But with today’s new innovations there’s far less to stress about.
For example, you can
