When we moved into our home 14 years ago, there was a beautiful path comprised of slabs of bluestone, from our front door to the driveway. Over time, some stones became loose, and the concrete started to crack. It made us nervous every time guests walked up the path, especially elderly guests.
The Sky Is Not The Limit
A friend used to have a sign that his mother hung on their fridge, which read: “You have two choices for supper: Take it or leave it.”
Our lives are
Strength For All Times
By now, the beautiful holiday of Sukkot feels like a somewhat distant memory. The leaves have changed into their splendor and august colors and are
A Lesson For Rosh Hashana From The Pandemic
Teaching is never easy. It requires time, patience, technique, and a lot of caring. Then there’s also preparation, marking, parental feedback, and
The Sky Is Not The Limit
A friend used to have a sign that his mother hung on their fridge, which read: “You have two choices for supper: Take it or leave it.”
Our lives are
Sukkot: Don’t Fall Back In The Trap
Joe was one of those young entrepreneurs who seemed that have ability to turn everything he touched into gold. Every venture he invested in, each
The Hype!
This past spring, our son baseball team made it to the championship. The final game was played in Boulder Stadium, a ten-minute drive from our home