Posts Tagged: passover
Seeing the Extraordinary in the Ordinary
Summary People often talk about miracles. There are firm believers that miracles happen in our lives, and firm skeptics and non-believers. But before we discuss...
Divided Matzah, Divided People: The Secret of the Afikoman
Afikoman For children, it is the highlight of the seder. Over the years they discovered that because the seder could not be concluded until this...
Holiday Shopping (Kosher Wine Buying Guide – Part II)
For this week's post, I have included Part II of my favorite wines from my annual Pesach Kosher Wine Buying Guide (Part I of my...
O.C.D. Passover Cleaning
Recently a friend called to tell me her housekeeper mistakenly dumped all her hanging clothes on her bed and attempted to wash the walls of...
Holiday Shopping (Kosher Wine Buying Guide – Part I)
The weeks leading up to Pessach are among the US kosher wine industry's busiest, and more kosher wine is sold during this period than the...
Finding Your Inner Matzah
Pesach is the one holiday on which Jews are required to become obsessed with food. This is actually a unique opportunity, since as modern Americans we usually...
Burgers, Videotape, and Mickey Mouse
Since I was a kid I have been videotaping my life and its events. Maybe it's because I don't want to forget my experiences, or...
