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Read MoreSomewhere out there my name is on a list that gets passed around, especially among people from Eretz Yisrael who travel to New York and the Five Towns for the express purpose of raising funds. These are usually men, but occasionally women, who visit homes and businesses to raise funds for some issue that has arisen. I’m […]
Read MoreUntil last Friday, I had a four-week growth of hair on my face that many people in my circles looked at quizzically and asked: “What’s up with the beard?” The sad and unfortunate response was that it was not about a stylish new look. As I’ve chronicled in these pages, I abstained from shaving as […]
Read MoreIt usually takes place by the shul coffee station, but it can take place just about anywhere. One of my favorite places to engage with new people I meet and would like to get to know, even if only superficially, is in shul, particularly in Florida. As you may have come to know over the […]
Read MoreAnd so, once again, I am one of those voices you hear in shul saying Kaddish at the appropriate times during davening, which is mostly at the conclusion of the service. As you now know, my brother Binyomin was niftar almost a month ago, so three of us in the family are rotating the recitation of the beautiful tefillah of Kaddish three times each […]
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Read MoreThere were times during the process when I just felt like crying. About eight months ago, my brother Binyomin took ill out of nowhere. He was in Florida at the time, and had a persistent cough that seemed to hang in there. Then he told me he had a feeling of being out of breath […]
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