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no nisayon. We are to keep every mitzvah just because our King said so — regardless if we understand the reason. That is the way a royal command is followed: with blind faith. * * * * * Indeed, we don’t expect the umos ha’olam to accept the response that the parah adumah is merely a “chok.” It isn’t possible for a gentile to understand this. However, the answer that Rashi gives is not intended for the ears of the nations; it is directed to us — Klal Yisroel! Naturally, every person wants to find favor in his surroundings and is influenced by those around him. No one wants to be perceived as strange. So when the Satan and the nations of the world would question the reasoning of the parah adumah, it could, chas v’shalom, raise questions in the hearts of Yidden as well. Thus, the Torah combatted this threat by stressing that this mitzvah is a “chok” and that we shouldn’t get carried away by the questions of the gentiles. Rather, we are to follow the ways of our King unquestioningly, even when it is challenging.

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plans, such as bringing back the anti-crime unit that Mayor Bill de Blasio inexplicably disbanded last summer and turning it into an “anti-gun unit.” Unlike the current administration, which seems to spend money as quickly as it receives it, Adams makes an impression of frugality and financial restraint. When I asked Adams whether the $1 billion that Mayor de Blasio redirected away from the NYPD last summer would come in handy to better fight crime, surprisingly, Adams said no. The NYPD has enough money, explained Adams, who also has represented Brooklyn as a state senator, but that money is just terribly mismanaged. Adams said that he would staff the anti-gun unit not by spending more money to hire additional police officers, but by reassigning to the streets police officers who are currently wasting their training at desk jobs that could be done by civilians. This is but one example of Adams’ intimate familiarity with the NYPD, an attribute no other mayoral candidate can even pretend to claim. Zeroing in on gang violence and putting a greater focus on the

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on the mountaintop. Another huge foot rested on a mountain the color of blood. I looked up higher and saw that both feet belonged to a giant who held a red banner in his right hand, a royal scepter in his left. A single horn grew from his forehead. “I was seized by a great terror, and a cloud lifted me away and placed me in a valley. There I met a beggarly man who carried a small volume in his hands. “‘What is your name?’ I asked. ‘And from where do you come?’ “‘My name is Malachi,’ he replied, ‘and I come from earlier generations.’ “‘And where are you going?’ I asked. “‘I am going to the end of days.’ “‘What do you do?’ “‘I’m a physician.’ “‘And what is your medicine?’ I asked. “‘I carry the last medicine,’ he replied. ‘The medicine that cures death. Beware, my son, not to look behind you, because you will be turned into a pillar of salt.’ “Then the man led me to the mouth of a cave. He took his small volume and touched it to my eyes and ears. A brilliant light shone into me, and I could not see or hear for a long time. When

my sight and hearing returned, the man was gone. I went into the cave to rest. A silk-covered couch had been prepared for me. As I lay down on the couch, pigeons, doves and many other animals passed before me. “‘Long live our master, the king!’ they cried. ‘May he live forever.’ “Then they all bowed down. I raised my hands to bless them, but before I could utter a word, they all vanished. An angel took their place. “‘I have shown you wonderful things,’ said the angel. ‘Think into them, and you will find the meanings. Just this I will tell you: The mountain of snow is Mount Sinai. The black mountain is Edom. The deerskin is Eretz Yisroel. The mirror is the Torah.’ “The angel stopped speaking. “‘Please, my lord,’ I said. ‘Let your servant hear more of these words.’ “‘I can tell you no more.’ “As soon as the angel said these words, I awoke from my sleep. I have thought about my vision for many years, and now, I begin to find the meaning. Rejoice, my precious children, because the mysteries begin to unfold, like the petals of a budding flower. Mukian, a song!” Many versions of Shabbesai Tzvi’s vision circulated through Constantinople the following day. In addition, reports of his forbidden acts before relating the vision, uttering the Shem Hameforash and reciting the blessings over tallis and tefillin at night, reached the ears of some of the rabbis. They

lodged angry protests with him and spoke out against his actions to their congregations, but other than that, they took no measures against him. After a while, Shabbesai Tzvi’s euphoria over the discovery of the manuscript wore off. Doubts crept into his mind. He spent days poring over the manuscript. Once again, he sensed the forces of darkness rising up from their dens in the netherworld to do battle with him. He withdrew into almost total seclusion, emerging only to immerse himself before dawn in the waters of the Bosporus. Several times, he called Yechini and questioned him in detail about the manuscript, but Yechini claimed to be completely baffled. One night, a messenger summoned Yechiel to Shabbesai Tzvi’s lodgings. When Yechiel arrived, Gamliel was already there, as were Mukian the Macedonian and several other disciples of long standing. Gamliel and Yechiel exchanged puzzled glances, but before they could speak to each other, the door opened. Yechini stepped out from the short hallway leading to the inner chamber. “Welcome, my friends,” he said. “I’m glad to see you could all come. The Master will be delighted. I must tell you that he is weak from fasting. Come, the Master awaits you.” He spun on his heel and headed along the hallway to the inner chamber. The others scrambled to their feet and hurried after him. The curtains of the inner chamber were drawn, but numerous candles glowed with ghostly incandescence. Black shadows danced across the walls. Shabbesai Tzvi sat at a table, pale and drawn, his hand resting on the pages of an open Zohar. A full glass of tea stood on the table. It looked cold. A row of empty chairs waited patiently on the other side of the table. “Come in, my precious children,” said Shabbesai Tzvi. “The sight of your dear faces brings gladness to my heart. May the Almighty bless you and watch over you always.” One after the other, Shabbesai Tzvi’s disciples kissed his hand and took their seats, their eyes fixed hungrily on his luminous face. “Gamliel, let’s begin with you,” said Shabbesai Tzvi. “How is your family in Yerushalayim?” “Thank the Almighty, they’re all fine,” replied Gamliel. “I have done well in Poland this year, and my family benefits from it as well. My daughter Shulamit is nearly fifteen years old, and my wife writes that many offers of marriage are awaiting me when I return.” Shabbesai Tzvi pulled thoughtfully at his beard for a moment or two. “Turn them all down, Gamliel,” he said. “Accept no marriage offers until after the first Chanukah of her seventeenth year. Her preordained groom will not appear before then. Write to me when you think you’ve found the right one. Do not forget to do so.” “Yes, Master,” said Gamliel. “I shall be forever grateful. But does this mean that we must wait two more years for the Master to fulfill his destiny?” “You must be patient, Gamliel. Whatever the future holds will take time and a great deal of preparation. It will not happen tomorrow.” Shabbesai Tzvi turned his gaze to Yechiel Tomashov. “Yechiel, my precious child, from this day forward you are to call yourself Yechiel Hapolani, Yechiel from Poland. Even when you visit your family in Warsaw you are no longer to use the name Tomashov. Do you understand?” Yechiel hesitated for only a fraction of a second. “Of course, Master,” he stam-

“I carry the last medicine,” he replied. “The medicine that cures death.”

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“My precious children,” he said at last. “The time has come for you to return to your homes and families. You’ve all been away for a long time.” mered. “Good, what do you hear from your home? How is little Netzach?” Yechiel beamed. “Everything is going well at home. Netzach is wonderful. My wife wrote that he already speaks Yiddish, Ladino and Turkish.” “He’s a bright boy with a bright future. When will he be three years old?” “Next summer. In early Tammuz.” “Listen, Yechiel,” said Shabbesai Tzvi. “When you return home, I want you to tell your wife about your bond with me. You need to conceal nothing at all. She will understand. Next Lag Ba’omer, you are to travel together with your wife and son to the village of Meron in the Holy Land, to the gravesite of our great teacher Rabi Shimon bar Yochai. In the morning, after you pray, you are to cut little Netzach’s long hair, but do not let the scissors touch even one hair of his peyos.” He picked up the Zohar and brought it to his lips. “If you do as I say, then the merit of Rabi Shimon and the Kabbalah he has taught us will always protect your son.” For the next quarter-hour, Shabbesai Tzvi inquired about each of his disciples’ personal lives and gave them advice and instructions. “My precious children,” he said at last. “The time has come for you to return to your homes and families. You’ve all been away for a long time.” The young men sat with bowed heads, not daring to look at the face of their Master. “I think I speak for all of us when I say this,” said Gamliel at last. “How can we leave when the Master is beginning to reveal his power to the world?” “Listen carefully, my precious children,” said Shabbesai Tzvi. “The time has not yet come for me to redeem our people from exile. For more than a week, I battled the forces of darkness, and I prevailed. Last night, I rose up to the fifth heaven and four angels surrounded me. They cradled me in their wings and sang to me. A dazzling light was kindled in my soul, a light that

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pierced the veils beyond which the future lies. I looked down a long corridor of black marble, and at its end, in a vast chamber with walls of woven sunbeams, I saw the Third Beis Hamikdash in all its fiery magnificence. I asked an angel how long the corridor was. He would only say that it was more than five years long. “Five years, my children. Five years. Who knows? Perhaps it will be longer. During this time the way must be prepared, and each of you must return to his home and do his part. It will be a difficult time. A time of sacrifice and hard work. Do not think our success is assured. The forces of darkness are already preparing for the final battle. Ashmedai, King of the Demons, rises from his steaming den in the bowels of the earth to join forces with the kelipah. If we let down our guard, all will be lost. “It is here in Constantinople that the main battle will be fought. The kelipah is very strong in Constantinople. I must battle hard for every one of the nitzotzos, the sparks of holiness, that I wrest from its grip. This is the capital of the most powerful empire on the face of the earth, and this is where the redemption will begin.” Shabbesai Tzvi sighed. “I shall remain here for a while, but I am not yet strong enough for Constantinople. Before long, I shall leave and go elsewhere. Yet, someday I shall return to take the crown from the sultan’s head and place it on my own. You shall all be here with me on that day. “But until then, my precious children, you must return to your homes. I want you to repent every single day without fail, and I want you to fast every Monday and Thursday. You are my soldiers. I shall always know where you are, and I will summon you to my side if I need you. Distance will not separate us. May the Almighty always watch over you and shine His Divine light upon you and your families.” To be continued…

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opened my drawer and took out a colorful set of linen, the one with the patchwork of squares. Nechemiah sat on a chair near the bed and drank the tea I’d made for him. He watched me stretch the sheet over Yeruchem’s mattress and wave the thick blanket in the air. “So that it should be soft and fluffy and full of air,” I explained as I did it again. I remembered my father waving our blankets in the air when he put on our linen. I can never do it as well, but I’m getting there. “I thought the only way to do it is by banging the blankets,” he said, eyes closed. I folded back the blanket. “Here you go — make yourself at home.” He laughed at my joke, but his laugh was hoarse, clearly the laugh of someone feeling ill. He got up, unsteady on his feet, and then slowly walked toward the bed. He just about fell into it. “Do you want some Tylenol?” I asked. “Yes, thanks. I think there’s some in the kitchen cabinet, right side on the top.” “I also have Tylenol.” I didn’t want to open the door to the Reiness’ family quarters. “Take some of mine for now, and feel better.” “Thanks.” His hand shook as he took the pills from me. “I’m like that,” he said, his eyes still closed. “A little fever puts me away. Maybe it’s because I’m spoiled.” He sighed deeply and then pulled the cover up to his chin. “And the fact that I’m almost twenty-one does not change the fact that I’m the youngest at home. What can I do? It seems to have an effect.”

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I didn’t really know what to answer to his very personal remarks. Maybe that’s why I was happy when the doorbell rang. I hoped it was Nechemiah’s mother, who would quickly clear his bed in the house so he could move into his room instead of saying all these strange things that I didn’t really have the right answers for. Only after I went over to the door to open it did I remember that his mother would not wait for someone to answer the door; it was her place, and she would let herself in. And after I saw who was standing there, I regretted opening the door in the first place. “Hello, there!” the Arab said with a huge, toothy grin. He had on a floral shirt in shades of maroon, orange and blue. “Where is your Rabbi Elazar?” “He’s down there,” I said. “No, he’s not,” the Arab said. His smile disappeared. “You’re lying. The carpentry shop is locked.” “Not downstairs in the carpentry shop. Down on the beach.” I gripped the doorknob tightly, waiting for the second when I could close the door and lock it as hard as I could. “You’re one of the boys from his school?” “Sort of,” I said, and a smile escaped from my lips. “And your school is here?” Very impolitely, he peered into the house. “Really? So small? You learn here? And eat here and everything?” “Sort of,” I said again. “So why is your school in such a tiny place? It’s not good to have such small and crowded quarters. Tell your teacher you want a new school building — a nice place, with a board and desks.” I don’t even know why I answered him. “We need place for the carpentry shop, not just for a normal classroom.” “Of course, of course!” he cried. “My children have a big hall for woodworking in their school, and they make wonderful things there. Why do you have this old house? Tell Elazar you want a

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new, big school, a fancy building.” Suddenly I sensed someone standing behind me, and I turned around. Nechemiah was there, wrapped in my blanket. It was no wonder he’d heard the conversation; our room was very close to the door. He spoke up. “I’ll tell the owner what you said. Thank you, and goodbye.” He closed the door firmly and locked it. “Why are you talking to Arabs?” he asked me. “Ugh, now I’m all dizzy.” “Why did you get up?” I asked. “Because I saw that you don’t know

When I saw who was standing there, I regretted opening the door in the first place. that you don’t get into conversations with Arabs, and for sure not with Abu Kassem.” “Do you know him?” “No. And that’s not his name. I think one of your friends made up the name for anyone who comes here about the house.” “Huh? My friends know him?” “Either him or the others. You think you’re the first person Abu Kassem is trying to convince to persuade my father to move out of here?” I looked at the closed door, as if I could see Abu Kassem or whatever his name was through it. “Why is he trying to do that?” I asked. “I told you, he’s not the only one.” Nechemiah inched toward his bed, carefully lifting the edges of the blanket. “He’s not the only one?” “It’s a valuable area. Lots of people want it.” “The whole area, or just your house?” But Nechemiah didn’t answer me. He was already back in bed, with the blanket up to his nose.

***** “Ariella!” Her father stood up from his place when he heard the croak through the phone. “What happened to you?” “Just pressure,” she managed to squeak. “Pressure?! In your throat?” “Something like that.” “I guess I haven’t heard you in a long time. Or is it something sudden?” “Both,” she whispered. “You need to go to the speech therapist again, the one who treated you last time you were hoarse like this. Find out why it keeps coming back. That polyp on your vocal chords disappeared a long time ago, didn’t it?” She shrugged, as if to say, don’t know, don’t remember — not that he could see her. “You can’t neglect yourself,” he said sternly. “I know…” She sighed. “What are you doing about it?” “I made an appointment.” She could hardly get the words out. “With the speech therapist? Good. And did you cancel all your private lessons?” “Uh-huh.” “Do you want Shoshi to come and help you out? Or Lakey? Dishes, laundry, whatever?” “It’s fine,” she whispered. Her throat was on fire. “Being hoarse doesn’t affect my washing machine.” “I could have waited until you feel better to hear that pearl of wisdom,” he said chidingly. “It’s not worth exerting yourself to say it. So I’m hanging up now, Ariella. I don’t want you to exert yourself to answer me.” “Wait,” she whispered. “Osher.” “What about Osher?” her father asked. He did not hang up. “What’s the story?” She tried to use the least amount of words possible. “You’re asking me?” “Uh-huh.” “Mommy looked into it, and so did

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Osher When Nechemiah’s mother returned, he was already sleeping very deeply. She preferred for him to “sleep well, because it’s the best medicine,” so she didn’t wake him up

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to ask him to move to his regular bed. Shlomo and I got into bed very quietly so as not to wake him. Not that we usually shmooze much; we don’t really have what to talk about. But this time we didn’t even say the regular: “Do you mind if I shut the light?” Meaning, Shlomo didn’t say it, and I didn’t reply, “A few more minutes, please.” He just shut the light without asking. So I didn’t say anything either, and just did my own thing: I got up and turned the light back on. Shlomo did not get up to switch it off again; he just gave me a look and then pulled the blanket over his eyes. I sat for a few moments and thought about how disgusting it was that Shlomo didn’t think about me; he’d just shut the light, leaving me to find my pajama shirt in the dark. It had disappeared, as usual. I looked around the bed and thought about how I needed to teach him to be considerate of those around him, even though I’m definitely not the best teacher for this type of thing. Then I got up to search some more. It took me a good few minutes until I found my shirt inside the pillowcase. I have no idea how it got there. I had an urge to keep the light on, just because, but I switched it off. I know how to get dressed in the dark. Shlomo didn’t react, although it didn’t look like he’d fallen asleep. So I decided to stop thinking about him. I lay down and tossed and turned from side to side for what felt like a long while. Finally, I got up and went over to the window. This was unusual. I usually fall asleep very fast; I’ve been doing that since I’m little. My mother says that I live in a very tiring way, and she’s right. I’m usually exhausted at the end of the day, and if I can just manage to lie still for a few minutes, I fall asleep easily. But when something bothers me, I can’t fall asleep. The windowsill was old, painted

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in light brown. Something about it reminded me of the Shabbos before Ariella’s wedding. Actually, this whole room reminded me of the apartment we’d stayed in when we went to Yerushalayim for Nosson’s aufruf. I don’t know where Ariella was then; she must have been with a friend or something, but the rest of the family went in for the simcha. We were put up in a small, very tidy apartment, and Mommy asked me not to touch anything. Tatty and Mommy slept in the bed-

But when something bothers me, I can’t fall asleep. room, Shoshi and Lakey in the crowded dining room, and I — who had just turned eleven that Shabbos — got the little room near the bedroom. I think old people must have lived there; to this day I remember the horrible smell of mothballs that kept me from sleeping. So pretty early in the night I was standing at the windowsill that looked a lot like this one. It was in Cheshvan, right after yom tov. I have no idea how Nosson knew it was my birthday. On second thought, it really was just like Ariella to tell him about it. Right after we washed for the Friday night seudah, Nosson asked to speak. He announced to everyone that there was another “chasan” present who was no less important than he, and he began to sing Siman Tov U’mazel Tov. After everyone finished singing with him, he called me over and gave me a gift, a comic book about the meshalim of the Dubno Maggid. Ariella was very excited when I showed her the book after we got home. She doesn’t know that I’ve since lost the book, and I hope she never asks me for it. It’s been a long time since it disappeared; it happened around the time Nosson was niftar. I

was so stunned by his passing. Until then, I hadn’t known anyone who was alive and then died. My grandfather passed away when I was three, but I hardly remember anything from that age, and I’d only met him about four times in my life. There was also the older man from shul who would give chocolate to the kids; he was niftar when I was six or seven, but I didn’t know him that well, either. I remember learning mishnayos for him and wondering if, before he was niftar, he’d asked someone to take over his job of distributing chocolate. Well, either he didn’t ask anyone, or that person did not carry out his instructions, because we never got chocolate after that. So maybe I was a little sad that he passed away, but I don’t know how much of that was because of him and how much was because of the chocolate. With Nosson it was different. He passed away very suddenly. The truth is that it wasn’t so sudden; there were about two and a half weeks between the accident and when he was niftar. But I think that even twenty weeks wouldn’t have been enough time to absorb such a thing. Ariella had hardly had a chance to be his wife. Mommy even told me that there were things they hadn’t yet taken from our house to theirs. Now I’ll have to wait a long, long time, until Shoshi gets married, to have a new brother-in-law. I mean, I guess I could get a new brother-in-law sooner, through Ariella, but I can’t imagine her getting married again. She was a really successful girl once, and I was the one who was stuck, a good-for-nothing. Today she’s also stuck, poor thing, and it’s such a shame. Because at least I got used to it already. But it’s really not my problem. That’s what Tatty and Mommy would tell me if they knew what I was thinking about. To be continued…

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INGREDIENTS 1 (24 oz.) bag cauliflower 1 large onion, cut into chunks 5 cloves garlic 1–2 T. olive oil 1 tsp. dill 1 tsp. salt, divided ¼ tsp. pepper 3 cups chicken stock (storebought or homemade) 2 cups water

DIRECTIONS 1. Preheat the oven to 425°. 2. Spread the cauliflower, onion and garlic on a baking sheet. Toss with oil, dill, ½ teaspoon salt and pepper, and roast until the vegetables are caramelized, approximately 35 to 40 minutes. 3. Remove the vegetables from the oven and transfer them to a large pot. 4. Add the chicken stock, water and remaining salt. Bring this to a boil over high heat. 5. Lower the heat and simmer for half an hour.

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INGREDIENTS 1 (24 oz.) bag breaded cauliflower florets Oil spray ½ cup honey barbecue sauce 2 T. sesame seeds, for sprinkling (or desired amount)

DIRECTIONS 1. Preheat the oven to 400°. 2. Spread the cauliflower across a cookie sheet and spray with oil. Bake until nicely browned and crispy, approximately 45 to 50 minutes. 3. Remove the cauliflower from the oven and toss with barbecue sauce and sesame seeds. Bake for an additional 5 minutes.

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You pass them on the highway and see them parked in neighborhood driveways. Recreational Vehicles (RVs) have grown in popularity, yet most of us have never spent a night in one. Let’s have a look at this quintessentially American mode of travel and leisure. There is a great disparity between the alluring idea of travel and how the actual traveling goes down. Packing, cramped seats, bad food, hotels that aren’t up to par, and a host of other inconveniences often leave vacationers yearning for the warm embrace of their own home. Recent years have seen a growing number of American families turn to a form of travel and accommodation that affords self-sufficiency, control and the freedom of continuous adventure. Today, recreational vehicles, more commonly referred to as RVs, are filling American roads and campsites every summer weekend. And over 100 years since the first RV was manufactured, what is old has become new and trendy again.

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What Is an RV? The primary function of an RV is to serve as a home on wheels, providing families on the go with (almost) everything they enjoy at home. By far, its most common application is to serve as a home base for campers spending time at one of the many thousands of camping sites across the country. While the majority of the trip is spent enjoying the outdoors, the rig is leveled and hooked up to electricity, water and sewage lines so that basic daily needs are available on-site. RVs come in many shapes and sizes, but can be broken down into two general categories: travel trailers and motor homes. The first is not motorized and is towed by a pickup truck or SUV. Travelers spend all their traveling time in the lead vehicle and move to the RV upon arrival at their destination. The towing vehicle can then be disconnected and used for shopping or a local trip. A motor home, on the other hand, is one large unit with living quarters that are in use while driving. Those using RVs for longdistance travel appreciate this arrangement as family members can eat, work or play in the back while one parent drives in the front, as long as they are properly fastened in (exact laws vary by state and are hard to enforce). Motor homes, of course, cost more, depreciate faster and require more maintenance, but they are the clear choice of many who live out of their RV for longer periods of time. Basic RV trailers can be bought for as little as $10,000, while new motorhomes start at closer to the $100,000 range. Because they are vehicles, they also require registration and payment of taxes, with insurance being an added cost as well. Maximizing the interior of the RV and purchasing necessary camping equipment are additional expenses that should not be overlooked. For those who choose not to spend that much, there are a number of RV rentals that operate in a manner similar to car rentals or Airbnbs. However, it should be noted that it is difficult to find availability during peak season for a reasonable price.

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few years. In total, some estimate that the industry has an annual value of over $100 billion! When the coronavirus hit, many people were afraid of spending time on planes and in hotels, and regular destinations were closed or limited due to lockdown restrictions. This meant that while other industries were teetering on the brink, the RV sales, rentals and service sectors saw increased demand across the country. In the frum world, RVs have exploded in growth in just the past half-decade or so, mostly in suburban communities where going to the Catskills isn’t popular. We spoke with the Blaus*, a family of RV enthusiasts who told us of about 30 heimish families who’ve recently purchased their own trailers or motor homes (mostly the former). This might be a shock to many, but it is actually unsurprising when pitting RVs against traditional travel. There is no need to worry about kosher kitchens, keeping kosher food fresh, and appropriate settings for children; everything’s right there with you! “For families with children, these trips are

not only enjoyable, but also provide a quality, well-rounded trip,” Mr. Blau says. “We spend time together enjoying nature, away from the hustle and bustle, and learn to make do with basics. Not only do we love it as parents, but our children beg us to keep going back!” Most local RV trips take place over the weekend, which means that Shabbos is spent in the outdoors. There are a number of hilchos Shabbos with which one needs to become familiar, including carrying, techum Shabbos, how to dispose of used water, electrical issues and the like. It is recommended to speak with a posek before leaving on such an adventure. Families who take on such a trip have an almost endless amount of campgrounds available to them. Established campgrounds charge a nominal fee per night, and reservations in advance are strongly recommended. Each

Describing the inside of an RV would be akin to describing the inside of a regular home: It really depends.

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Out in the Boondocks Every fringe movement risks the potential of becoming too successful and turning mainstream, losing some of its allure in the process. The proliferation of campgrounds with electricity, water and sewage lines, let alone the presence of countless other RVers, has helped spawn a movement called boondocking, in which RV vacationers sleep off the grid in undeveloped campgrounds and enjoy a real nomadic experience. Boondocking, of course, derives from the word boondocks, an unflattering term for rural, out-of-the-way locations and the supposedly unsophisticated folks who inhabit them. Its origins trace back to U.S. soldiers who fought in the Philippines at the turn of the 20th century, where bundok was Tagalog (the local language) for “mountain” and informally used to refer to inaccessible rural inland areas. With time, the definition of what is considered boondocking has itself expanded significantly. Liberal interpretations of the term include staying at regular campgrounds, but not hooking up the vehicle to the available utilities. Ironically, one of the most popular forms, also called Wallydocking, involves staying at the picturesque vestige of wild nature: Walmart parking lots. The company is very accommodating of campers and allows them to stay overnight, subject to local ordinances. It is generally expected of visitors to park at the back or near the garden section, arrive late and leave early, and keep a low profile by not grilling or setting up shop in other ways. For families who are taking longer crosscountry trips or are otherwise unable to reach a suitable camping destination, urban boondocking saves the day — and night. Others enjoy authentic boondocking and are happy to trade access to a superstore for the serene — and free — experience of living in the wild — the way it was intended to be...

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RV gets a designated space, and a hookup is available for electricity, water and sewage. The most popular RV destination in America is the enormous Yellowstone National Park in the Northwest, which sees a quarter-million visitors a year. Closer to home, Colonial Williamsburg in Virginia and Orlando, Florida, are the prime East Coast draws. For serious travelers, a summer season could see a lengthy trip spanning large swaths of the continental United States. In Alaska, where some families choose to fly to and rent RVs locally, the Chabad Rabbi in Anchorage has in recent years set up a bit of an RV park on his property — such has been the demand in the community.

Home on Wheels Describing the inside of an RV would be akin to describing the inside of a regular home: It really depends. Every RV has some sort of kitchen space, a bathroom and basic sleeping accommodations. Generally, the living space doubles as the sleeping space, with some vehicles offering creative applications of basic furniture as nighttime beds. Air conditioning is common in RVs. Even in motor homes, though, the vehicle engine is typically not strong enough to power it, and a separate generator must be employed. Humidity is a common issue, especially throughout the summer months or when cooking takes place, and many travelers use dehumidifiers to remain comfortable. Just as with any other form of travel accommodations,

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there are many levels of luxury available on the market today. Companies now manufacture RVs that cost upward of $2 million, with amenities that even many regular homes lack. These may include entertainment centers, fireplaces, hot tubs, smart appliances and magnificent decor. The options for high-end customization mean that almost anything can be moved onto an RV, if so desired. Where do you park the RV when not in use? It’s not uncommon to find some parked in local driveways, but those who travel infrequently or don’t have where to keep it generally rent storage space, with indoor options available to protect the RV from the elements. Many people continue traveling throughout the year, with some migrating north and south as the seasons shift in a phenomenon fittingly referred to as snowbirding. It is estimated that over 1 million Americans live in recreational vehicles full time, a trend embraced by many millennials who don’t subscribe to traditional ideas of “settling down.” In many ways, RVs represent the millennial mindset of personal independence, exploration and comically big vehicles. Along the vast expanses of the western United States, the hundreds of millions of breathtaking acres owned by the federal government are enjoyed by boondocking families (see sidebar). In fact, many draw a connection to RVs in their earliest form, when horse-drawn covered wagons carried brave pioneers as the American frontier expanded westward. Today, RVs are as big, strong and utilitarian as they’ve ever been. With the sustained growth of this movement, it’s expected that this industry will continue to keep the good times rolling.

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COVID-19 Vaccines: What You Need to Know

H #1 YT

I can get COVID from the vaccine.

Jewish Orthodox Women’s Medical Association

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The Science: The coronavirus vaccines cannot give you COVID-19 because they do not contain live SARS-CoV-2 virus. H #2 YT

The Science: SARS-CoV-2 infection presents a health risk to everyone. Young people can get seriously ill and even die. Even after recovering from COVID-19, they can experience symptoms months after infection and are susceptible to other long-term effects.

The vaccine changes your DNA. The Science: Neither the mRNA nor DNA-based COVID-19 vaccines interact

with, integrate into, or alter your DNA. H #3 YT

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The COVID vaccine has not been tested enough to prove it is safe.

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If I had COVID, I do not need to get the vaccine. The Science: The strength and length of natural immunity varies from person to person and cannot be predicted. New variants also make people more vulnerable to reinfection. Therefore, the CDC recommends people who had COVID-19 in the past to still get vaccinated.

The Science: All vaccines receiving FDA emergency use authorization in the United States have been tested in preclinical, phase I, II and III trials to determine safety and efficacy with tens of thousands of participants. Since then, over 100 million doses of vaccine have been administered in the US and over 448 million doses worldwide.

I’m young and healthy, I don’t need the vaccine.

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My community has “herd immunity” so I don’t need to get the vaccine.

The COVID vaccine causes infertility.

The Science: “Herd immunity” doesn’t protect every individual from getting

The Science: There is no factual or

COVID-19 and can drop when individuals start losing immunity or the community is exposed to a new variant.

theoretical evidence that the COVID vaccine affects fertility.

For more information about COVID-19 and the COVID vaccine, check out JOWMA’s Preventative Health Podcast, available on all major podcast platforms. Or, call the JOWMA Preventative Health hotline at 929-4-GEZUNT. All New Yorkers age 16 and above are now eligible to receive the vaccine. To find a vaccination site near you, visit: VaccineFinder.org

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No car is as nostalgiaevoking as the station wagon. While today’s kids crane their necks to follow these boxy vehicles in the rare event one is sighted, many of us grew up against the backdrop of a station wagon parked in each driveway and scores of them dotting the roads. As you prepare to pack those bags neatly into the trunk of your SUV, or a carrier turtle perhaps, we take you on a trip down nostalgia lane — where summer travel meant sixteen-passenger cars, boxes piled upon the roofs, motels, and lots of sweet memories.

Heading North By: Nesanel Yoel Safran

We weren’t a big “vacation” family, as in packup, sleep-over, adventurous sojourns. Day trips on Sundays to mishpacha were more my parents’ speed. But once a year, we packed our baby-blue ’66 Oldsmobile F-85 station wagon to the gills and headed up north to Old Orchard Beach, Maine. These were the days before car air conditioning was de rigueur and a big cheilek of the trip was

the noisy battle between my sister, whose hair would go flying in the wind from the wide-open window, and her shvitzing brother, who was more than willing to throw care — and her hair — to the wind. After getting bored with this tumult, I’d eventually do a backflip over the back seat and secret myself in the boxy rear cargo area, along with all its treasures. In retrospect, I’m sure my parents were aware that my sudden quietude was the result of my mouth being occupied with purloined

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nosh, but I suppose the silence was worth it. (Come to think of it, maybe I had something to do with the infrequency of our family trips…) Having snacked my fill, I’d worm my way back to the big tailgate window, raise my head just high enough to take in the three-lane panorama of traffic, and surreptitiously study and taitch up the various vehicles that we passed and that passed us. Of course, there was even less air back there, but somehow, between the distractions and the removal of our “sibling competition,” I was able to breathe easier. Finally we’d arrive, inevitably staying in one of the ubiquitous drive-up motels that grew more frequent and pricey as one got closer to the ocean. The maalah was that each room, or suite, had its own private entrance and included a parking space right in front of the door. After schlepping in our stuff, packing the room’s mini refrigerator with our perishable victuals and turning the air conditioner (finally!) to full blast, I would have been more than happy to just hang around the motel, making frequent trips to the hallway ice machine and bouncing in air-conditioned comfort on my bigger-than-at-home bed. But, as my sister informed me, we were on vacation, after all, so out we went to explore the sunny rows of souvenir shops, full of kitschy mementos that would last us until my parents forgot what the trip had been like and would take us on vacation once again. Nesanel Yoel Safran is a writer, chef and student of Torah and life. You can read about all of this and more on his blog Soul Foodie (soulfoodiecom.wordpress.com) and contact him at soulfoodie613@gmail.com.

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The Best-Rated Car By: Miriam K.

I was too young to remember my parents’ first car, the one they’d purchased right before I was born. But my mother would speak of it as if it had been a Rolls-Royce. However, with its back door that had to be banged shut and its dented exterior, it would warrant “yeshivish car” as its honest description. Although my parents didn’t need the room a spacious station wagon offered, the bar-

gain price of a few hundred dollars made them clinch the deal. My father viewed his four wheels as a golden ticket to the world of chesed. He could give family members rides to simchas. He could offer to schlep big items for others (when the car’s seats were down). And for us children, best of all, we could always invite our cousins on our family outings. My mother’s photo albums document the places we’d go. However, our memories and hearts are full of the glorious times we had getting there, while sitting in the back of the station wagon,

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squished with our cousins. On regular car rides, my siblings and I all wanted to sit in the second row — but when cousins joined us, the back became the box-office seats. And when our new (old!) station wagon was equipped with not one long horizontal bench seat, but rather two short ones facing each other, that was most certainly station wagon heaven! We could squeeze in even even more kids, which spelled more fun. Even the longest trip was too short. We cousins sat glued to the back window, playing our waveto-all-the-cars-behind-us game. Sounds simple, but the rules were complicated. We would have to guess whether the driver would wave back, ignore or smile. Gleeful shrieks ensued when our predictions were right. Shock when the dour, somber-looking gentleman would erupt in a wide smile and add a funny face to boot. Disappointment when the kind-looking grandma would stare straight ahead, expressionless. We eventually outgrew our backseat games, but our invitations for family and friends to join us when they needed a ride lived on. Our entire family was unanimous in our belief that a station wagon’s benefits far outweighed a minivan’s. Although station wagons were becoming hopelessly old-fashioned, we held onto ours for dear life. In fact, in about 2005, a shadchan was pressuring my mother to consider a shidduch for me with a boy from a family in a higher financial bracket. My mother wasn’t being successful trying to convince her that we were not tzugepast. How did my mother finally explain to this stranger that we were far from keep-up-with-the-Joneses folks? Delightfully, she hit on the perfect line: “We still drive a station wagon!” And so, even when it came to shidduchim, our trusty station wagon served a useful purpose.

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Rambler Ramblings By: Sandy Eller

As a kid, I thought station wagons were the coolest cars out there, but since we were only three kids, our family chariot was a 1964 Rambler, a car that we kept until 1978. Built four years before seat belts became mandatory in all cars, our nondescript blue four-door sedan lacked both seat belts and air conditioning. We drove with the windows open when the weather was warm,

a situation that was always problematic as we passed the Belt Parkway garbage dump on our frequent trips to visit our grandparents in Brooklyn. The awful smell as we traveled through the area, which has since been developed into a lovely shopping center, was one problem, while our windblown hair was quite another. Always prepared, my mother would pass around the family comb so we could all neaten up and look nice for our grandparents. There were also always arguments about who got to sit near those coveted windows and who got stuck in the middle seat — which, in addition to

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being airless, also had the dubious distinction of having a big bump on the floor to accommodate the car’s lower workings that made it even less desirable. Announcements that we were going somewhere would have one or all of us racing to call out, “I get a window both ways!” Or, when my sister realized that some trips might require more than one stop, the more definitive, “I get a window all ways!” As the youngest, guess who usually lost out and ended up in the middle? That’s right, me… The CD players that we all use to keep our kids entertained on trips was nowhere to be found in the Rambler. If we wanted music, we made it ourselves — and my music-loving father was more than happy to spur us on. One crazy trip had us driving someone else’s Cadillac down to Florida, and even though it was a luxury car, it still had no cassette player. I have very vivid memories of traveling down a Florida highway, with all of us singing songs from the London School of Jewish Song to pass the miles on that endless ride. While that 1964 Rambler is the car that stands out in my mind, for my father it was his 1958 Buick, bought the same year he married my mother. For years, when you asked my father when he got married the answer was always, “Well, it was a 1958 Buick...” — a reply that my mother, thankfully, always took in stride. When my parents’ 60th anniversary rolled around, I knew exactly what to get them as a gift: a miniature 1958 blue Buick in a plastic display case. When you travel in a car today, you probably don’t even think about how it takes you from Point A to Point B. But years later, when you remember those trips, those memories take you to an all-new destination: back to a different time and place, one that hopefully makes you smile.

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View From the Back By: Chana Weisz

My summer travel memories are from the backseat — and I don’t mean the seats behind the driver, nor the bench behind that, but the trunk of my father’s station wagon, in which we spent hours of squished delight on the road. While most station wagon trunks had the ability to convert to seating, with a bench that pulled up from the trunk floor to face backward, our model maximized the trunk space to its fullest. Two benches would pop up across from one an-

other, and we’d sit three against three, our knees banging against the others’ for the hours-long trips. We’d watch the traffic whiz by over the heads of the siblings and cousins we faced for the duration of the trip (since the car accommodated sixteen passengers, we never traveled without a guest), and we gaily sang songs we improvised to the theme of “smashed potatoes,” with joyful abandon expressing our sardine-like conditions. We trunk passengers weren’t the only ones po-

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sitioned awkwardly for the ride. Every extra inch in the car was maximized. My older siblings, who occupied seats near the “bump” toward the front, would sit leaning against a stack of linens that was piled in that space, limbs angled to accommodate all that bedding. (Come to think of it, why did we need all that bedding? We always lodged in motels that provided linens!) The packages holding our belongings would be piled up high and tied to the roof, where they would bump along safely until our destination. (Safely, that is, except for once when the great, big pile snapped loose midway, and our belongings scattered all over the highway, with cars stopping as we tried to retrieve random items strewn across the road.) In this manner we’d travel to Rhode Island, to Washington, D.C., to Maine, to Vermont, to New Hampshire, and even as far as Niagara Falls. Every so often our luxury car (navy-blue and parquet; those were the days!) would come to a stop at a lookout point, rest area or — in a desperate situation — the shoulder of the highway. My father would pull open the impossibly long hood and prop it up with the antenna-like rods that would hold it aloft, obstructing the entire front view. He’d then haul out the multi-gallon jug of water from near one of our feet in the trunk and pour its contents into one of those unnamed mechanisms in the belly of the engine to deal with the overheated car. Numb from inertia, we’d finally pull up in front of the picturesque motel-style lodgings, the car parked literally at the door. Shakily, we’d hop out of the trunk and head in to stretch those cramped limbs before we’d go back out into our car and onto the road for more hours of travel fun.

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Camp, oh glorious camp! I’ll never forget that summer. There we were — 60 overexcited girls, 60 emotional moms and 6,000 boxes — waiting for the camp bus. There was one bus for us campers, and another bus for our luggage. While we waited, another two buses arrived for a different camp. Finally, we schlepped our boxes onto one bus, pushed into the other bus, and waved to our mothers with a promise that definitely, for sure, we would be leaving something over from the nosh box at least until the third day of camp. Then we arrived at camp! We tumbled off the bus and waited for our luggage. And waited. And then waited a bit more. Then the bus arrived. The bus doors opened. We climbed on. And looked. And looked again. Then we looked a bit more. Not a single box had a familiar name. Our bus, along with our 6,000 boxes, had gone to the other camp. We had to wait a day for our stuff. That one night without our blankets and pillows — and, gasp! nosh boxes — was a night that’ll go down in history as the Grand Mixup. I don’t believe such a thing ever happened again. Nowadays, all the driv-

ers are warned beforehand. Thanks to us, everyone sits on their boxes all the way to camp to ensure a timely delivery. I do recall suddenly realizing, ten years after that episode, that the girls from the other camp didn’t either have their stuff that first night! Oh, well. Ten years too late.

So! What does one pack for camp? You can definitely take a fan, ’cause I hear it’s hot in camp. Preferably a large fan that’s freestanding, a clip-on fan, a handheld one and a necklace one. One that comes with a light, and one that comes with a spritz bottle. For the fans that don’t have wires, remember to take about 284 batteries.

Siddur, Tehillim, Krias Shema leiner. Trip bag, duffle bag, backpack. Nosh box. Towels, shower pouf, shower caddy, shampoo, conditioner, soap. Toothbrush, toothpaste, floss, mouthwash. (Y’know, contrary to popular belief, licorice does not discriminate between teeth at home and those in camp.)

Dresses, skirts, sweaters, shirts, T-shirts, shells. Hangers, shelf paper, laundry bag. Laundry detergent, dryer sheets.

Nosh box. Camera, charger, camera bag, eight SD cards. (Kidding, kidding. Seven is enough.) Blanket, pillows, linen sets, mattress protector. Some take their own mattress, but you don’t have to. Imagine schlep-

One day

as a camper, I came up with the genius idea to switch nosh boxes with random bunkers around camp. That night, while the owls hooted, four wide awake girls snuck out of their bunkhouse, scouted out the camp, and proceeded to do just that. Our head

The bus doors opened. We climbed on. And looked. And looked again. Then we looked a bit more. ping your mattress, and then it arrives at a different camp. So I’m just saving you an extra schlep. Shoes, sneakers, slippers. Tights, underwear, socks. Swimwear, goggles, Crocs. Nosh box.

counselor thought the idea was hilarious. Our director, not so much. We were banned from night activity that evening while we switched back all the boxes. A few years later, when I was a counselor myself, I wanted to replay that scene as a breakout for aqua day. I switched boxes around and added

goldfish to the boxes as a nice finishing touch. Don’t worry — this time I asked the director. She loved the idea! Needless to say, that year aqua day was gevaldig! Disclaimer: Please do not try this in camp, unless you get permission from your director.

So back to our list: Stones for your nosh box. (If anyone decides to do this shtick in camp, they will not want to schlep the nosh boxes with stones inside.) Scotch tape, scissors, pens, markers, papers. Safety pins, sewing kit, bobby pins. Books, folding chair. Umbrella, poncho. Extra labels, cosmetic bag. Batteries, charger, flashlight. Sunscreen, shoe polish, deodorant. Extra pair of glasses. Lenses, case and solution. Eye drops. Vaseline, bandages, Tylenol, tissue box.

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Remember, girls! Camp shopping is part

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of the fun! Enjoy your time with your mother, and trust her when she says you can survive in camp without that extra (and I really mean the extra) one top that everyone is wearing. Last year, while shopping with my daughter without knowing for sure whether camp would open or not, I overheard a conversation that went something like this: Daughter: I love that skirt! Malky, Gitty and Chany have it. Can I buy it? Mother: Do you like it? Or do you want it because your friends have it? And why do you even want to have the same as them? Don’t you want something different? Daughter: But, Ma, I love it! Mother: Okay, try it on. I was watching the exchange. Then I was in line while they were waiting to pay. Mother: So, you’re happy with everything we’re buying? Daughter: Yes, thank you so much. I’ll be matching with my friends all summer. Camp did not open that summer. All the matching outfits were pretty lonely. I’m still trying to figure that out. Do they love their uniform so much throughout the year that they even want one through the summer? Oh, and that mother? Yeah, okay, okay, it was me. Anyway! Shopping is really enjoyable! And if you focus on the big picture, it’s even more enjoyable. Rule of thumb: The less you schlep, the less you have to worry about losing things, the less you have to worry about washing things, and the less you have to worry about having enough place for everything. As my wise mother used to say: “The stores are not closing after camp starts.” Oh, was it your mother who said that? Fair enough. Insurance card, pocket money, autograph book.

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in this article is basic and not at all a complete, thorough list. The sky’s the limit, and you can take literally hundreds of more items. But refer to the previous section before choosing to do so. Mothers, please! No need to over-send. I learned this after the first year I sent off my girls. They were literally the suppliers for the whole camp. While it’s good to share, it’s also a responsibility to be busy lending out the pizza maker and iron and ironing board and mini fridge and vacuum cleaner. Okay, not the vacuum cleaner. I miss camp so much! But you know what I remember most? The memories. (Ha-ha.) Have an amazing summer!

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Scenic Gondola Rides | Belleayre Mountain 181 Galli Curci Road, Highmount, NY 12441 845-254-5600

No need to travel to New Hampshire for a gondola ride to breathtaking views and pure mountain air. Just minutes from Fleischman’s, you can take one up to the summit of Belleayre Mountain overlooking the Catskill Forest Preserve. On the mountaintop, you can take a walk and picnic, and then choose to either take the gondola or hike back down the mountain.

1 hour 9 minutes from South Fallsburg

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Catskill Mountain Railway Westbrook Lane Station: 55 Plaza Road, Kingston, NY 12401 845-332-4854

Summertime is when this historic railway runs hour-long railway tours on old-fashioned trains through scenic routes and farmland in the Catskills. Currently only the open-air flat cars are in use, with a limit of 60 passengers per train. Reserve in advance to ensure availability.

1 hour from South Fallsburg

Adults (20–64): $16; seniors: $15; children (2–12): $10; under 2: free on lap

Fridays only (June through August): There are trains leaving at 11:00 a.m., 1:00 p.m. and 3:00 p.m.

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This unique adventure combines thrill and serenity, giving passengers the opportunity to ride old railway tracks on pedal-powered Explorers. While they are organized in tours, the Explorers are spaced apart, giving each family privacy and the ability to ride at their own pace. The tour travels alongside the Esopus Creek and through beautiful wooded areas with gorgeous views. The round trip is about 8 miles. Book in advance, because tickets sell out fast.

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3. Complete the form for each sport you played, listing all players and the winner, and submit it to The Boro Park View. 4. Upon review of all submissions, The Boro Park View will announce the citywide champion in each category! RULES: Each player may only compete in one group for each category. | The jumps, hops and circles must be consecutive, which means there’s no taking a break in the middle! Play to see how many you can do in one shot.

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With the conclusion of the 30-day mourning period for the kedoshim of Meron, Gedolei Yisroel worldwide are calling on all women to be mechazik b’tznius.

Many women from all over the world*, heeding the plea of the

Gedolim, have already taken action by joining CHANGE-point, the new women’s international initiative.

Change-point was founded with the mission to b’siyatta dishmaya bring about real change in the areas of Kedushas Yisroel.

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that every year is bringing with it a new decline in tznius. It has reached the point that our men and bochurim are openly decrying how our streets have become a minefield for them.

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their great feelings of panic when viewing the deteriorating situation. They are asking the fearful question — what is going to be with their children and grandchildren?! The essence of tznius is speedily drifting away from us, and the future of Kedushas Yisroel is at great risk.

CHANGE-point IS THE ANSWER! CHANGE-point is our life-rope. CHANGE-point is the worldcenter, that brings together women from across the spectrum of Klal Yisroel in order to actualize a common goal. CHANGE-point is about tapping into our deep desire for kedusha, and unifying our talents and strengths to b’ezras Hashem bring about real change in all areas of Kedushas Yisroel.

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At last week’s opening session, R’ Chaim Leibish Rottenberg shlit”a warmly bentched all the women who have responded to this revolutionary venture. This was followed by an open round-table discussion where vital tznius issues were brought up and discussed. The participants shared their ideas and suggestions, and expressed great excitement at the route CHANGE-point is taking.

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This is your opportunity to heed the call of the Rabbonim and contribute to making this revolution a reality and restoring the crown and spirit of tznius. In the z’chus of strengthening the Mitzva of , you and your family will surely be zoche to much shalom and shmirah, as the pasuk concludes .

*Including Boro Park, Williamsburg, Monsey, Lakewood, Passaic, Baltimore, Montreal, Toronto, London, Manchester, Gateshead, and Eretz Yisroel. CHANGE-point is being conducted as a z’chus for the memory of the kodoshim of Meron and for the refuah sheleimah of ALL cholei Yisroel. This ad is being sponsored as a z’chus l’refuah sheleima for a 16 year old bochur, Yosef Ezriel ben Chaya Michal and a 12 year old boy, Elazer ben Ruama, who are both still in the ICU since the Meron tragedy, and need major rachamei shamayim.

You don’t need the history of road games, trust me. You don’t even need to know who invented what game that was played by whom and in which year. All you need is oodles of great road game ideas now, please, because the whines of “Are we there yet?!” — that headache-inducing phrase most detested by front-seat passengers and most used by the back-seaters — have reached a crescendo. And your car hasn’t yet turned off your own block. So how can you turn down the dial on this cacophony and play up the fun in your vehicle until you get to where you’re going? Road games that are simple, kid-friendly, and require no equipment other than the occasional pen are worth their weight in gold. These super-fun classics will stave off whining and build your family a cache of priceless — and zany — memories. So, let’s play!

License Plate Game All you need for this one is literate players, pens and papers. And a strong reminder about honesty being the best policy and eyes staying on their own papers, yada yada. Have everyone compete to find and write down as many different states as they can from the plates of passing cars. Award double points for knowing the capital of the state and triple points for unique plates like MD, EMT or diplomatic. Enjoy the glorious quiet that intense concentration brings!

Classic A–Z

Song Sequence

This game reminds me of traveling up to camp, with Gombo’s billboard always playing a starring role, somehow. The game can be played competitively or as a group; the focus is to find words starting with every letter of the alphabet going from A to Z.

Never stop singing! Challenge your carload to start one song and move from one to the next, finding a word in each song that begins another. For example: “Siman tov umazel tov… ul’chol Yisroel > Yisroel betach baHashem ezram u’maginam hu > Hu Elokeinu Hu Avinu...” See how long you can keep the music going, and feel free to harmonize!

Turn your attention out the window and look at anything written you can find. Look at road signs, branded trucks, storefronts and more to get a word from each letter, and call them out as you spot them. Examples: “A — Abbey’s!” “B — Bank of America!”

Color Craze This is an old classic my brothers and I were fond of. Have each participant choose a color, and while keeping a sharp eye on the stream of traffic, see which player tallies the most vehicles in their chosen color. You’ll get a great idea of what’s in vehicular vogue.

Rhyme It Badchanim-in-training, gather round. For those who love playing with prose, have one person pick a word with everyone taking a turn saying a word that rhymes with it. The first person to be stumped or to repeat a word loses.

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Acronyms

I Spy

This game turns the road into a blank canvas for serious hilarity. Take turns creating acronyms using the passing license plates. Examples: “HSA — Hillel Sounds Awesome!” “YHD – Yams Help Doughnuts!” Cracking up guaranteed.

A classic of classics for good reason, this is fun for young and old. Have all players take turns thinking of something they see and hinting about it in a vague way, beginning with: “I spy with my little eye something… green!” or “...fuzzy!” or “...cold!” and so on. The other players can then take turns asking yes or no questions until they can figure out what it is.

20 Questions This is the abstract version of I Spy, because the item in question doesn’t have to be seen. All players should take turns thinking of a person, place or thing. The noun can be current or ancient — anything goes. The other players must guess what it is, using fewer than 20 yes or no questions to figure it out.

Color Guess This is a great interactive game for the young ones and will puff them with pride as they guess the answer. Have the older set recite a list of things in the same color, and the littles ones will have to guess and shout out the common denominator. Example: “Bananas, sun, corn, our kitchen walls...” — “Yellow!”

The Name Game

Fortunately Unfortunately

Here’s a fun twist on the A to Z memory game “I’m going on a picnic...” (“...and I packed an apple-banana-candy” and so on). This game is another old family favorite, and the fun grows with the amount of creativity you invest. Going from A to Z or alef to taf, each player takes a turn adding a name for the letter the game is up to, but only after reciting all the other names from the beginning of the list. A player who leaves out a name is out of the game. Example: “Appel.” “Appel, Bergman.” “Appel, Bergman, Cohen.” “Appel, Bergman, Cohen, Davidson…” Challenge one another’s memories and imaginations with names that are long and unique, and see who can rattle off the entire list from A to Z!

Have the funnest collab ever, where everyone’s an author and crazy plot twists are the norm. Have one player begin a story with a sentence, and then going from player to player, each one should take a turn adding one sentence at a time to the story. The twist? Alternate between “fortunately” and “unfortunately” while adding to the story. Example: “Once upon a time, it really rained cats and dogs.” > “Fortunately, most people were inside their homes.” > “Unfortunately, the roof of someone’s convertible was left open.” Keep going until you’re all laughing too hard to continue.

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‫יענקל! וואס‬ ‫הערט זיך?‬

‫איך בין צופרידן צו‬ ‫הערן‪ ,‬יענקל‪.‬‬ ‫קום אריין‪ ,‬ראביי‪ ,‬און‬ ‫באקען זיך מיט מיינע‬ ‫חברים!‬ ‫ווער איז דאס?!‬

‫יא קוק ווי שטארק‬ ‫יעדער האט מיך ליב!‬

‫די קינדער זענען‬ ‫דיינע חברים?‬ ‫אבער – אבער יענקל!!‬ ‫זיי זענען בעיביס!!‬

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Bar Yoḥai . . .

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SEIT Agency seeking a Placement Coordinator. Great opportunity for a SEIT looking to move into an administrative role. Excellent Salary. Boro Park location. 22 Hours per week. Email resume: HR@ itstherapygroup.com SUMMER JOB OPPORTUNITY Heimishe Girls Daycamp in BP seeking Assistant positions for 8th graders, TC Sups and babysitting available- 1st half only. Please call 347-357-3592 ASSISTANT MANAGER Assistant mgr for BP professional office FT must be organized, comp. savvy w/ good comm. Skills drivers lic. a plus. Will train. plz email 18aveoffice@gmail.com 646399-4462

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CAR LEASING/ FINANCING If you are looking to buy lease or finance a new car pls call text or whatsapp me 845.394.4270

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PIDYON HABEN Coin Gemach. Call Yakov Friedman. 646-419-0782 LIGHTING GEMACH Upgrade your simcha with gorgeous lighting! Call:9292762404 DOONA GEMACH For a short short period of time(or medical need). 260-DOONAZ3 (260-3666293) CLOTHING & SHOE GEMACH Donate free. Clothes, shoes, linens. grt cond only! more info pls call\ txt (347)816-6406.

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Classifieds BRIS GEMACH BRIS outfit ,Poya, pillow,and ‫תפילות‬. p/u in b.p. only call or text 347- 244- 2065 BRIS GEMACH New beautiful bris outfit and pillow. Call 718-435-0664 COMMUNICATION CLASS Connect & communicate in marriage. Join and grow with success. 347-753-1071. CHUPPAH CARDS NEW! Beautiful colored cards. Tehillim, techinos & special tefillah to daven for chosson/kallah. Many locations! Msg/text: 347885-5114 CHAIR & TABLE GEMACH Call or txt 347-452-9554 or 347-452-0554 CHOCOLATE MOLD GEMACH BP 718-972-4768. Williamsburg 718-522-3445 ‫לע”נ צירל בת יהושיע‬ GLASS GEMACH For sweet table. glass shelves, bowls, cookie jar, cake tray, vases, candy dishes & mirror trays 718854-3017 WARM MIST HUMIDIFIER Pls call 917-373-2079 KALLAH ACCESSORIES Large selection of: Crowns, Veils, Dektich, Trains, Shoes & Petticoats for minimal fee. By apt only. BP. 718-551-8714 SCHIFF MEZUZOS GEMACH When moving and Mezuzos needed for a short period of time,please call (718)6667222 GEMACH SIMCHAS FREIDA Music and sound equipment: keyboard, speaker, mike and mixer. 929-364-9765

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FREE GIVEAWAYS Ambulance & Fire Truck without the engine to give away FREE in the Catskills for camp or bungalow colony. Great for children to play in the summer. Call: 347.760.0639 To view free giveaway items and some items for sale please visit garaj.app. Submit your free giveaways at submit.garaj.app Hospital bed. (With white sheets for mattress)Hoyer lift. Bedside Hospital adjustable table. Pikup at 5416 16th ave. 3473040059. 3472245101. Lots of furniture to give away. For details call/text 917-891-7817 or 917-536-5291 traditional breakfront and dining room table together with a bedroom set. 718-6333428 Parve Cuisinart food processor with all parts 347 486 2086 Couch and side chairs 347 232 5714 Seforim shank (can be divided in 2), china closet dining room table in excellent condition 347 232 5714

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summer 2021

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‫שבע ברכות בבית וויזניץ ‪ -‬וויען ‪ -‬ראדומישלא ‪ -‬דעעש‬

‫שבע ברכות בבית וויזניץ ‪ -‬וויען ‪ -‬ראדומישלא ‪ -‬דעעש ע"י קהלת וויזניץ‬

‫שבע ברכות בבית וויזניץ ‪ -‬וויען ‪ -‬ראדומישלא ‪ -‬דעעש ע"י קהלת וויען‬

‫אבות ובנים מלוה מלכה קהל עצי חיים סיגוט וויליאמסבורג‪‎‬‬

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‫שמחת החתונה בבית וויזניץ ‪ -‬וויען ‪ -‬ראדומישלא ‪ -‬דעעש‬

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PHOTO CREDIT: JDN

‫האדמו"ר מסאטמאר בביקור בארה"ק‬

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‫פראיעקט דורך ברוקלין באחדות‬

‫גייט שוין יעצט ארויס‬ ‫שטימען!‬ ‫ווארט נישט אויף די‬ ‫לעצטע מינוט!‬

‫דאס יהדות החרדית‬ ‫געפונט זיך אין‬

‫אלעס איז‬ ‫אויפן‬ ‫וואגשאל‬ ‫מער ווי סיי ווען פריער‬ ‫מוזן מיר ווייזן א‬ ‫מעכטיגן כח ביי די וואלן‬

‫נעמט דאס נישט‬ ‫פאר גרינג!‬

‫בארא‬ ‫פארק‬ ‫מיר שטימען פאר רעזולטאטן‪ ,‬אפגעזען די קאנדידאטן‬ ‫מיר‬

‫באר‬ ‫גייט שוין ארויס וועלן!‬ ‫פאר‬

‫ווארט נישט אויף די‬ ‫לעצטע מינוט!‬

‫שטימען‬

‫פאר‬

‫פראיעקט דורך ברוקלין באחדות‬ ‫פראיעקט‬

‫רעזולטאטן‪,‬‬

‫דורך‬

‫אפגעזען‬

‫די‬

‫ברוקלין‬

‫ב‬

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‫‪World Fair at the Bobov Cheider in Boro Park‬‬

‫האדמו"ר מתולדות אהרן מוצש"ק‬ ‫במלון שאלעי בוואודבורן אצל שבת‬ ‫שבע ברכות לנכדתו‬

‫האדמו"ר מתולדות אהרן‬ ‫בביקור אצל‬ ‫האדמו"ר מראחמסטריווקא‬

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‫מ'האלט שוין ביי מיטוואך‪ ,‬און איר‬ ‫זענט נאך נישט געווען שטימען?‬ ‫אויף וואס ווארט איר!‬ ‫‪Early Voting Schedule‬‬ ‫‪Sunday‬‬ ‫‪6/20‬‬

‫ ‪8:00 am‬‬‫‪4:00 pm‬‬

‫‪Friday‬‬ ‫‪6/18‬‬

‫ ‪7:00 am‬‬‫‪4:00 pm‬‬

‫‪Tuesday to Thursday‬‬ ‫‪6/15 - 6/17‬‬ ‫ ‪10:00 am‬‬‫‪8:00 pm‬‬

‫‪Monday‬‬ ‫‪6/14‬‬

‫ ‪7:00 am‬‬‫‪4:00 pm‬‬

‫‪Sunday‬‬ ‫‪6/13‬‬

‫ ‪8:00 am‬‬‫‪5:00 pm‬‬

‫‪Early Voting Location for all Boro Park Voters‬‬

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‫בארא‬ ‫פארק‬ ‫מיר שטימען פאר רעזולטאטן‪ ,‬אפגעזען די קאנדידאטן‬

‫פראיעקט דורך ברוקלין באחדות‬

‫אפילו אויב איר האט שוין אריינגעגעבן אייער‬ ‫אבסענטי בעלאט מיט די קינדער איז וויכטיג איר‬ ‫זאלט אליין גיין שטימען צו פארזיכערן אז אייער‬ ‫שטימע ווערט געציילט!‬

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Contents FYI: ROAD GAMES

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FREE ISSUE 89 JUNE 16, 2021

‫פרשת חקת‬ ‫ז’ תמוז תשפ”א‬

6,000 BOXES AND A LIST FROM HERE TO CANARSIE A fun-filled tutorial on camp-packing

OF STUFFY AIR AND WINDBLOWN HAIR The sweetest memories were made in the back of the station wagon

A HOME ON WHEELS

RAILS AND TRAILS

Get into an RV and out into the boondocks

Excursions in the Catskill Mountains

JOIN THE JUNIOR JUMPATHON! Win prizes while playing with your friends

Publisher:

YOEL ITZKOWITZ Editor in Chief:

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D. GORALNIK Content Editor:

R. REESE

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Associate Editor:

E.M. NEIMAN Food Editor:

M.P. WERCBERGER Creative Director:

AJ WACHSMAN Project Coordinator:

R. ITZKOWITZ

THE BORO PARK VIEW 1274 49th Street, Suite 421 Brooklyn, NY 11219

Eric Adams

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The Impostor

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Week in Review

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The Black Sheep

Telephone:

107 // Food

Fax:

114 //

Taking to the Road

E-mail:

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Back in the Day

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Everything But the Vacuum

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Excursions

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Jumpathon

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MISSION STATEMENT: The Boro Park View is a weekly publication designed for every segment and age group of our diverse community. Under rabbinical guidance, we bring Boro Park’s top talent together to provide high-quality, informative and current reading material, keeping you up to date on sales, events, news and issues of concern and import happening right now in the Boro Park community. DISCLAIMER: We do not endorse any ad found in this publication. We are not responsible for typographical or grammatical errors. COPYRIGHT: All content found in The Boro Park View is copyright and may not be reproduced, published, distributed or duplicated for public or private use without written permission from The Boro Park View. Limit one (1) per family

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Fun Pages

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