Print this PostCUT-OFF According to Merriam-Webster, and who knows more words than did they and later he alone, the verb “cut off” has five definitions. Let’s read them. 1: to bring

Print this PostLeprosy: not exactly! In late breaking news as the Ois finishes this week’s post one day early (traveling tomorrow), and in a very local Lawrence / Woodmere shidduch

Print this PostWe’re back and delighted to begin with a mazel-tov shot-out to chaver Avi Gluck, of the Monroe Avenue minyan (and other shuls), upon the recent engagement of his

Print this PostWorking & Making Money on Pesach: So many thoughts dancing in my head, where to begin? Let’s start here. While many are enjoying some time off for the

Print this PostSPECIAL PRE-PESACH EDITION   Raboyseyee and Ladies: Toirah so early in the week? What’s pshat? The bottom line: the heylige Ois know that many of you are off

Print this PostWe all sin!  Welcome to Sefer and Parshas Vayikro where the first few parshas are dedicated to various korbonis (sacrifices) that were offered, first in the traveling Mishkan, and later in the

Print this PostWe begin with a follow up mazel tov to the Grossman and Herszfeld families (Lisa &Yitz, Eilene & Yeruchem) upon the wedding this past Sunday of our daughter

Print this PostSiman tov and mazel tov! The heylige Ois and eishes chayil are looking forward to walking their beautiful daughter Alexandra Lauren down the aisle to the chuppah where

Print this PostRaboyseyee and Ladies, Ershtens, a freylichin Purim which this year, and in many others -but not all- mamish coincides with Parshas Tetzaveh. What do they have in common?