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HOME & FAMILY Tova's Dream Language Skills - At What Age Do We Begin?
Your Medical Questions Answered! by Joseph B. Leibman, MD Rabbi L. from Kiryat Sefer asks me how should a parent deal with a child who has fallen and struck his head.
This unfortunately is a difficult question to answer. Certainly, a child who is unconscious, confused, or lethargic, requires immediate attention. The problem is with children who fall and are not unconscious or sustained only a very brief period of unconsciousness...
Shidduchim are made in Heaven, true, but wouldn't you like to be that lucky intermediary in establishing a union that will continue for all time?
Announcing a new gemach - will innovations never cease? This one is the invention of a mother of necessity. A mother in Ramot had twins in a double digit family (Boruch and Brocha) and naturally wanted to dress them nicely. When she was showered with look-alike outfits, not necessarily new but in good condition, she conceived of the idea of a twin gemach...
Panic in a Pocketbook
The true meaning of the word `embarrassing' would be difficult to fathom until you've found yourself holding up a long line at the supermarket checkout counter while frantically searching, elbow-deep, in a bottomless Savta-Simcha- like pocketbook for a credit card/ checkbook/ wallet...
Book Review
When this writer was a teenager, a friend who attended a non- Jewish high school in England told her that a classmate had approached her, and suddenly asked how to kasher meat. The classmate explained her unexpected question: "My mother used to buy her meat from a kosher butcher, but now she says it's too expensive, so she's decided to buy it from a general butcher. But now she needs to kasher it..."
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