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LifeTakes

Open Your Fist

Yael Zoldan

Windows

Boxes and Boxes and Boxes, Oh My

Hadassah Swerds

Windows

Ode to My Youth

Brochy Ganeles

LifeTakes

If You Give Your Shadchan a Résumé

Chana Rochel Steene

Words Unspoken

Dear Coworker

Anonymous

All in a Day's Work

If you could work anywhere for a day, what would you choose? 6 Writers. 6 Jobs. 6 Adventures

Family First Contributors

Day of Reckoning

Something About Those Jews

The world’s greatest anti-Semite understood the Jews’ unique mission

Yonoson Rosenblum

Day of Reckoning

The Man Who Dared

Bibi takes the reins at zero hour

Gedalia Guttentag

Stopover

Under the Radar

My takeaway: Ordinary people have extraordinary stories

Sivan Rahav-Meir

Stopover

Far Away from Home

Sivan Rahav-Meir finds common ground wherever she lands

Sivan Rahav-Meir

Hidden Heroes

Learning to Live With Paralysis

His body is paralyzed, but his strong will drives him

Tovy Mann

Hidden Heroes

Learning to Live with Fragile Bones

Children with low bone density can take part in games and any activities that don’t put stress on their bones

Tovy Mann

Inbox

Inbox: Issue 1103

“The Torah map of this country would look very different without the quiet influence of out-of-town kollelim”

Mishpacha Readers

Inbox

Inbox: Issue 1102

“The joy and satisfaction of giving tzedakah is being taken away”

Mishpacha Readers

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My American Dream

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Even if I make it through the event without obvious disaster, I come home and unravel

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LifeTakes

Empty-Nest Syndrome

I raised my kids well — so why do I feel so empty and alone?

By Sara Rivka Sherman

Musings

A Little Tight, Just Right

If Goldilocks stopped by, she’d find each family’s house just right

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Musings

Urban Air

Sometimes, being present means that I’m not present

By Racheli Lebovics

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