Print this PostRaboyseyee and Ladies, OVERSUBSCRIBED! We begin with some good news: if you find yourselves mentally occupied -your head is mamish elsewhere- during the laining this week, not to
Print this PostRaboyseyee and Ladies, OVERSUBSCRIBED! We begin with some good news: if you find yourselves mentally occupied -your head is mamish elsewhere- during the laining this week, not to
Print this PostRaboyseyee and Ladies, No shout outs last week but we are delighted to begin this week’s parsha review with a shout out and Mazal Tov wishes to our
Print this PostRaboyseyee and Ladies, The Missing Shoutout & the Magic Lights: A shout–out, so they say, is a short public acknowledgement of someone or something, especially by name. It’s usually to
Print this PostRaboyseyee and Ladies, Let’s Get Happy & The Unicorn Introduction: Let’s Get Happy” was the German entry in the Eurovision Song Contest 2003, performed in English by Lou. Composed and written by Ralph Siegel and Bernd Meinunger,
Print this PostRaboyseyee and Ladies, Losing Interest: This week’s review is dedicated to the memory of Reb Yaakov ben Chaim Yitzchok Halevi Grossman (the heylige Ois’s late father,
Print this PostRaboyseyee & Ladies, The heylige Ois and eishes chayil are back from Florida, where they attended the beautiful and very spirited Shore/Wolfson wedding and begin by wishing another
Print this PostNOTE TO READERS: the heylige Ois is traveling (without his laptop) this week. Please enjoy this review originally posted back in 2015 -as if you might recall?- and
Print this PostRaboyseyee & Ladies, Happy news to announce, here we go. A big mazel tov to our dear friends (and everyone else’s) Dasi and Moti Weitz upon the wedding
Print this PostRaboyseyee and Ladies, Ablutions Do you pee in the pool? In the shower? Do worse? What could be worse? Does anyone? Everyone? Why are questions about reliving oneself
Print this PostRaboyseyee and Ladies, The Jewish -or maybe not- Midwives This week’s review of Parshas Shmois, our 12th, is dedicated to two incredible women -heroines mamish- who get but