On Labor Day, we should take time to remember the individuals who stood up for workers’ rights. These brave individuals would not tolerate deplorable work conditions or unfair wages. They approached their employers and let their voices be heard. Even though their actions are … [Read more...]
Picture Books for the High Holidays
Each year, observant Jews around the world take time to reflect on their lives before and during the High Holidays. Jews traditionally celebrate the fall holidays of Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur by attending services in the synagogue and following family … [Read more...]
Yom Kippur and False Apology Poems
Usually deception is a trait that is looked down upon and not praised. Paradoxically, Gail Carson Levine takes a witty approach to this less than amusing topic by sharing a collection of “false apology poems.” The meaning of each poem is subtly enhanced by her illustrator, … [Read more...]
Baking Challah Per Celebrity Cruises
In the early years of my marriage, I started baking challah, a braided loaf that is traditionally eaten on the Jewish Sabbath. My first attempts were comical. Since we did not own any type of mixer, I had to prepare the dough using just a spoon and my hands. The mixing and … [Read more...]
Jewish Author Connects With Boulder Jewish Community Center
Yesterday, I had the honor of speaking at the Boulder Jewish Community Center. Months ago, I had met with Kathryn Bernheimer, Program Director at the Boulder JCC. As I started to talk about being a Jewish author and my Indian adventure, I could tell that she was intrigued. I … [Read more...]
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