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Submitted by Chaya Leah Bruk, Administrative Assistant for TJE I was never really into baking, I just thought it was something I could never do. When I was in Seminary…
A young boy is going to his first day of school. As he is eating his breakfast, his mother says to him, "Bubbala, always be polite to your teacher." As she is helping him put on his coat, his mother says, "Bubbala, make sure to study hard."
Last Shabbos, our Women's Experience division was thrilled to host Chaya Lester from Israel for two days packed with inspiration and education. Here are just a few photos of the fabulous conclusion on Saturday evening.
I was raised in a Hungarian/Jewish household, which means we had lots of Goulash and Paprikash at pretty much every Jewish holiday. However, one of the most comforting foods from my childhood is a simple stew made of hot dogs, potatoes and onions in a paprika-based broth. My mom called it Frankfurter Goulash, and it was a staple in my house growing up - 100% pure comfort food.
I hope you had a wonderful Shabbat. I know that those of you who attended or all of The Women’s Experience Shabbaton with Chaya Lester had an inspiring and joy filled experience. There is something so special about women coming together to sing, dance and be inspired. I was debating whether to write something about this week's Torah portion, Shemot, or to write about something that has been on my mind. I decided on the latter.
Shmuel noticed his friend Avrum underneath a streetlight, searching for something on the ground. “What are you doing, Avrum?” “I’ve lost my keys. Please help me look for them.” A while passed with no success.
"This is a recipe my beloved Mother Harriette got from her Mother who came to America from Austria. No one I have spoken to over the many years is familiar with the Chremsel. It's easy to make."
Schwartz, an elderly man, is resting peacefully on the porch of his small hotel outside Boca when he sees a cloud of dust up the road. He walks out to see who could be approaching: It is a farmer with a wagon. “Good afternoon,” says Schwartz.
The trials and tribulations of Yosef are legendary. A young man of stellar potential cast away from his family, betrayed by his brothers and imprisoned on false charges. Seemingly, these events would be sufficient to destroy the ambition and self-assurance of anyone. Yet Yosef persevered and not only survived but prospered.
With Chanukah in full swing, our Sunday Experience families have been sharing what the holiday looks like for them! Here are just a few of the lovely shots we've received of our families lighting their menorahs. Happy Chanukah everyone!
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