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(Re: Alone at Home, Issue 91) I was gratified to read your article about baby monitors. I, too, have heard monitor horror stories, and I appreciate the awareness you brought, which I hope people will apply for safer parenting. Personally, I’ve never given the idea much thought, simply because it’s not an option for me. I can never be confident enough that my kids will actually sleep through any stretch of time… But allow me, please, to chime in with some pointers as someone who sometimes “listens in” for others (via a door that connects my apartment with my neighbor’s) so you can make the task a little more pleasant. 1. Please inform the “listener” at what time you are expected back. It’s often the nights when I am planning to turn in early that I suddenly find myself unable to do so, without knowing when my vigil will end.

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(Re: Sharing Our World Safely, Issue 90) Thank you so much for your coverage on summertime bear visits to residential areas. Ever since they’ve become more rampant, I’m always so nervous about coming across one while in wooded areas. It was so good to read that despite our great fear surrounding bears, they’re quite harmless for the most part, and the fatalities are literally at an average of less than one annually in the U.S. May Hashem protect us wherever we are and whatever we come to face with, but this was a very reassuring read. N.M.

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My daughter recently broke out in an itchy rash that started spreading over much of her body, and though at first I suspected it to be heat rash, it just kept getting worse. After a few days, I realized that there was an infection going on from all the scratching, and I took her to the doctor. The doctor said he is seeing a lot of this type of rash; it is caused by microorganisms that proliferate in swimming pools that are not properly maintained. My daughter was put on antibiotics and is now healing. I’m sharing this information to alert parents whose children may have also spontaneously broken out in “eczema.” Additionally, I’m asking those who maintain pools and oversee day camps to please make sure that a professional is on top of keeping the pool chemically balanced! Thank you, B.F.

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The pasuk prefaces the detailed review of Klal Yisroel’s travels, “Those are the journeys of Bnei Yisroel who left the land of Mitzrayim” (Masei 33:1). The goal of the travels was to reach Eretz Yisroel. If so, why didn’t the pasuk refer to their destination rather than their starting point? DAVID* WAS AN ardent chassid of Reb Menachem Mendel of Kotzk. He used to travel to his Rebbe often, but in time, his visits to Kotzk grew sporadic. A long while passed, and the once-frequent guest didn’t grace his Rebbe’s court. Then, one day, David decided to retrace the familiar route to Kotzk. Inside the Rebbe’s room, David discovered that the Rebbe had noticed his absence. “Where have you been all this time?” the Rebbe asked. David lowered his head and quietly shared his story. He worked with honey, and lately, he had taken to selling a synthetic version, marketing it as the real thing. He was embarrassed to admit that he was involved in a serious scandal. “How could I stand before the Rebbe who is one piece of truth,” David said, “when I know that I am so heavily involved in falsehood and fraud?” The tears began running down David’s face. He was terribly ashamed.

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What could the Rebbe do to save his chassid from drowning entirely in the sea of dishonesty? With his legendary astuteness, the Kotzker cleverly threw him a rope. “Tell me, how much money would you be willing to give up to avoid sheker? Six groschen?” The chassid thought and said, “Yes, for six groschen I wouldn’t cheat.” “Fine,” the Rebbe said. “From today and on, don’t sell the fake honey — unless your profit will be more than an extra six groschen per jar. If you can earn seven groschen more for the fake honey, you can sell it. After all, you do need to make a living… Just don’t ruin your name for six groschen.” David agreed. He was ready to commit to this mini step. In the days that followed, David held true to his word, and the next time he returned to the Rebbe, he shared his success.

“Wonderful!” the Rebbe said. “Now that you’ve gotten used to judging your actions well, I think we are ready for the next step! Can you hold yourself back from selling fake honey even if there is an added profit of seven groschen?” The Kotzker explained that if his chassid were to continue to limit his fraudulent activity grosch by grosch, he would eventually succeed at extracting himself completely from dishonesty. David was relieved. It was hard to be mired in wrongdoings! He really did want to opt out, and he felt lucky that his moreh derech was guiding him and helping him to do so. He followed the carefully laid-out process, and in time, he was happy to reach his goal. To his amazement, the books indicated that his shift didn’t detract from his profit. On the contrary! He had earned a lot more by selling only pure, refined honey. He developed a name for himself as an honest, reliable vendor, and he had

more customers than ever before. David went to Kotzk to share his achievement. “I’ve finally arrived at the truth!” he exclaimed. The Rebbe was happy with the report, but quickly channeled his chassid’s enthusiasm. “Until now, you’ve distanced yourself from sheker,” the Rebbe said. “But there’s still a long road ahead of you until you reach proper emes! If you continue in the direction you are going, however, you will succeed, and you will acquire the deepest implication of truth.” * * * * * This story is a stellar lesson in “Sur meira, v’aseh tov.” Sometimes a person will distance himself from falsehood, but that doesn’t necessarily mean he’s attained truth. Our method of teshuvah involves multiple steps. First we need to leave behind the bad, and only then can we begin to work on conquering the good.

The Malbim explains that when Bnei Yisroel left Mitzrayim, they left behind the filthy levels of tumah that surrounded them. Indeed, it was a huge step. But that didn’t necessarily mean they were up to entering Eretz Yisroel! They still had a long way to go in terms of achieving a level of kedushah pure enough that they would be worthy of living in such a holy land. As the Yidden traveled and encamped in the Midbar, they were still under the influence of the impurity of Mitzrayim. They still needed to get rid of the effects of the Egyptian pollution they had breathed in for so long. Slowly, through their 40 years of wandering and their 42 encampments in the Midbar, the Yidden came closer to their goal. And only then were they prepared enough to live in the Eretz Hakedosha. *Not his real name. **Adapted from the teachings of Rav Mordechai Freundlich, z”l.

Did You Know? The first destination on Klal Yisroel’s route was Ramses. Here the city is referred to with a sheva under the ayin, which means the place is pronounced Ra’emses. In Shemos, the pasuk mentions Pisom and Ramses, and there, the ayin has a pasach – Ra’amses. The Even Ezra comments that they were two separate cities. Ra’emses is another name for Goshen, where the Yidden lived in Mitzrayim, and from this point, they departed for the Midbar. The Ra’amses of Parshas Shemos, however, refers to the treasure cities that Klal Yisroel built for Paroh. The Yidden did not live there.

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CHAPTER 15 RECAP: On his quest to investigate the fates of the husbands of Poland’s agunos, Rav Shloime Strasbourg meets with Shabbesai Tzvi. After talking in learning, Shabbesai Tzvi asks Rav Shloime if they can have a confidential conversation.

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f course,” Rav Shloime replied. “Do you believe that the suffering of our people in Poland was part of the birth pangs of Moshiach?” asked Shabbesai Tzvi. “The possibility was discussed.” “Did you yourself or your family suffer at the hands of the Cossacks?” Rav Shloime replied with a simple nod of his head, but the painful expression that passed across his face answered the question more accurately. “I see what is in your heart, Rav Shloime,” said Shabbesai Tzvi in a voice full of compassion, “and I share your pain. Whenever I meet someone who has survived the terrible pogroms in Poland, my heart is once again torn to shreds. I have shed many a tear over this great tragedy that has befallen our People. May the Almighty avenge the innocent blood of those who gave their lives to sanctify His Holy Name.” He reached into his pocket and withdrew a small vial. “This vial contains my tears of sorrow over the exile of our people,” he said. “It’s my most precious treasure.”

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He brought the vial to his lips and put it away. Rav Shloime watched in silent wonder. “Look what I’m wearing,” cried Shabbesai Tzvi. He undid his robes to reveal a blood-red garment. Then he opened a lacquered case that lay on the table and withdrew his small Torah scroll. It, too, was wrapped in a blood-red mantle. He picked up a book from the table and held it out to Rav Shloime. It was the recently published Tzok Ha’itim, a heartrending account of the Cossack atrocities in Poland and the Ukraine. “The innocent Jewish blood that was spilled,” said Shabbesai Tzvi in a voice sizzling with intensity, “is always on my mind. But the day of vengeance draws near. Oh, yes! It draws near. Do you believe that, Rav Shloime?” “Do you mean that Moshiach is on his way?” asked Rav Shloime, intently scrutinizing Shabbesai Tzvi’s face. “Yes!” Rav Shloime drew a deep breath and plunged ahead. “Some people say that you are Moshiach.” A cunning look appeared in Shabbesai Tzvi’s eyes, along with another

look that flashed through so quickly, it was almost as if it had never been there. “There will come a day when the whole world will know it,” he whispered conspiratorially, “but now it is only known to a few. Feel privileged that I speak to you of these things, Rav Shloime, and thank Yechiel Hapolani for describing you as an honorable man. Hear my words. Let them be etched forever into your heart. I, Shabbesai Tzvi, will bring an end to this dark and bitter exile, and you will live to see it.” “But how can you be the redeemer of the Jewish people if you do forbidden things such as uttering the Shem Hameforash?” “Such an act is indeed forbidden, a very serious transgression, but only for ordinary people, not for Moshiach. All the laws with which we are familiar are part of the outward form of the Torah, but the inner form is full of the deepest mysteries. Black fire upon sheets of white fire. The outward form of the Torah applies to all of our people, but Moshiach’s soul is of a higher nature. Moshiach lives by the inner force, the essence of the Torah, something inconceivable to ordinary people.” “Is it conceivable that our beloved and respected rabbis will be against Moshiach?” “It is more than conceivable. It is the fate of Mashiach to suffer, because his suffering will bring the Redemp-

tion that much closer. In the beginning, the voice of Moshiach will be like a voice in the wilderness, but in time, it will ring out from one end of the world to the other, and his light will illuminate the world. There will yet come a day when the rabbis will pay homage to me.” Suddenly, Shabbesai Tzvi’s mood shifted, and he began to hum a soft, melodious tune. He smiled warmly and turned the conversation back to the sugya they had been discussing earlier. Rav Shloime returned again the following night. Shabbesai Tzvi was not immediately ready to see him, and while he waited, he struck up a conversation with Mordechai Tzvi. “You know, from the very first, my wife and I knew that Shabbesai was different,” mused the old man, watching Rav Shloime’s face closely as he spoke. “Even as a young child he had visions and dreams unlike any I had ever heard. He had no interest in ordinary childhood pursuits, only learning Torah from early in the morning until his eyes closed from weariness at night. He was like an angel sent from Heaven. We thanked the Almighty for the special gift he had entrusted to us for safekeeping. My other children are grown and have gone out into the world. My son Eliyahu is one of the wealthiest merchants in Smyrna, and a learned man as well. But Shabbesai, my brightest child, is persecuted and driven from one city to the next. You have heard that, haven’t you?” Rav Shloime nodded. “According to what I have heard, they objected to some of his rather unusual practices,” he replied carefully. “What do they know? What do they understand?” fumed the old man, his voice rising, his face turning red. “My son is a great man, a brilliant man. His exalted soul was taken from under the Heavenly Throne in the highest spheres of Heaven. The others do not understand him, but someday they will. Someday, the whole world will know the name of Shabbesai Tzvi.” “I am sure they will,” said Rav Shloime uneasily. “What they have done to my child is a crime. A crime! My son was driven from Smyrna by our narrow-minded rabbis who could not understand that he was different, that he could not be judged by the same standards as ordinary people. Then they sent letters to Salonika and Constantinople turning the people of those cities against him as well. He came home nearly three years ago like a bird with a broken wing and has been in seclusion ever since. He has refused to see anyone, aside from a few of his trusted followers, such as your host Yechiel Hapolani. You are the first outsider he has consented to see. I take this as a good sign, a sign that he is finally recovering from his illness.” “I am honored.” “You are indeed honored. But I warn you, do not repay his trust with treachery, or you will suffer the same fate as all of the other enemies of my son.” Rav Shloime stayed in Smyrna for two more weeks, during which he visited Shabbesai Tzvi several times. For the most part, they discussed difficult sugyos in the Talmud. Rav Shloime never ceased to be impressed by the breadth of Shabbesai Tzvi’s knowledge, the depth of his understanding, and the sheer force of his personality. From time to time, however, the strange, haunted look would flash from the smoldering depths of Shabbesai Tzvi’s eyes, and it would seem for a moment as if a dark spirit had wrapped its cloak about him. On the long, lonely journey back to Poland, Rav Shloime struggled with the tumultuous questions in his mind, but he could not reach a satisfactory conclusion. On the one hand, he found Shabbesai Tzvi’s violations of the Torah deeply disturbing and his explanation of his behavior difficult to accept. But on the other hand, the man was obviously a phenomenal Torah scholar uninterested in worldly pleasures. The powerful magnetism of his personality was undeniable. But there was something about his eyes. Something disturbing.

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Wedged between Saladin’s citadel high in the Mokattam Hills and the majestic blue waters of the Nile River, the city of Cairo lay like a spectacular tapestry of ancient walls and slender towers, of palaces and mosques with delicately carved domes and minarets, of private gardens and public squares. On the southern horizon, the fabled pyramids of Egypt bore silent witness to the countless generations that had inhabited the fertile Nile valley. Thousands of families lived within the walls of the Jewish quarter, most of them crowded into small dwellings along the narrow streets. Strikingly different, however, was the private residence of Refael Yosef Chelebi, treasurer to the Turkish governor of Egypt and the leading Jewish citizen of Cairo. The House of Chelebi was a sprawling, picturesque building set amid elaborate formal gardens and completely enclosed by a wrought-iron fence. Constructed as a great square around a spacious open courtyard, the lower story was of soft white stone, the upper story of painted white brick. A fountain in the center of the courtyard whispered playfully beneath a decorated lantern. The walls were lined with richly inlaid cabinets, the windows shaded with cornices of graceful woodwork and ornamented with stained glass. In spite of his great wealth and exalted position, Refael Yosef Chelebi was a humble and devout man. He prayed for several hours each day, and he fasted regularly. Beneath his rich silken robes, he wore a garment of the roughest sackcloth. Fifty Torah scholars graced his table at every meal, and a steady stream of poor people passed through his kitchen from morning to night. Refael Yosef Chelebi was a learned man, and in his heart, he harbored an abiding love for Kabbalah. As soon as he heard that Shabbesai Tzvi intended to come to Cairo, Refael Yosef Chelebi wrote to him, offering the hospitality of his home. His first meeting with Shabbesai Tzvi made a profound impression on him, and from that moment, it was as if the house belonged to Shabbesai Tzvi and Refael Yosef Chelebi was the guest. He gave Shabbesai Tzvi his own private quarters and his rightful place at the head of his own table. Yechiel Hapolani and the other disciples who had accompanied Shabbesai Tzvi to Cairo were also provided with respectable quarters. To be continued…

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Schumer Joins Fight To Save Jewish Toddler’s Life The battle to save the life of a two-year-old British girl with brain damage continues, with a United States senator announcing that the toddler had been issued a visa that would allow her to be brought across the Atlantic for treatment. Hamodia reported that the parents of Alta Fixsler have been in court for weeks trying to stop a Manchester hospital from disconnecting her from life-sustaining medical equipment. The British court has already denied the Fixsler’s request that they be allowed to keep their daughter alive in keeping with Jewish law, refusing to accept the premise that Alta would accept her parents’ religious beliefs if she were old enough to do so, since she is cognitively impaired. New York Senator Chuck Schumer has been advocating on Alta’s behalf, sending a letter last week to the United Kingdom’s ambassador to the United States, Karen Pierce, notifying her that he was working on arranging citizenship papers on the little girl’s behalf, as the daughter of an American father. Schumer asked Pierce to suspend any health decisions in the case until that time so that Alta could travel to the United States for treatment, and he announced last Friday that the potentially lifesaving visa was in place. “All the Fixslers want is to follow their faith and get their little girl the best care in the process,” said Schumer. “The images of little Alta make your heart melt, and to know just how much her parents love her inspires us to do all we can to ensure her best chance. Aside from this federal action of securing a visa, I also offer my most fervent prayers to her and her family.” The United Kingdom has already refused requests to allow Alta, whose mother holds Israeli citizenship, to be taken to Israel for treatment, with doctors insisting that the little girl is suffering and it would be more humane to remove her from life support and let her die. Ten Republican senators have sent separate letters to President Joe Biden asking him to intercede with English Prime Minister Boris Johnson on Alta’s behalf. A group of philanthropists have arranged a medical transport that would fly the Fixslers to the United States, and UJO of Williamsburg’s Rabbi David Niederman credits Schumer for his round-the-clock efforts on Alta’s behalf. “Please allow the child to come to the United States, into the welcoming hands of the Jewish community here, who will do all we can to save her life,” said Rabbi David Niederman of UJO of Williamsburg. “We remind the British government that saving one life is akin to saving the entire world.” Those thoughts were echoed by Rabbi Moshe Margaretten of

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Board of Elections Bungles Mayoral Vote Count Predictions of confusion and inaccuracies in New York City’s first rankedchoice vote appear to have come true, with officials retracting results in the mayoral race just hours after they were released. The Associated Press reported that the Board of Elections released a first round of results in the mayoral race last

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Tuesday, placing the Brooklyn borough president firmly ahead of former sanitation commissioner Kathryn Garcia. But hours later the BOE said that it had neglected to clear 135,000 test ballots from its system, slashing Adams’ lead to less than 16,000 votes. Corrected totals were released on Wednesday, along with an apology from the BOE, which said, “We must regain the trust of New Yorkers. We will continue to hold ourselves accountable and apologize to New York City voters for any confusion.” Final results may be weeks away as the BOE processes 125,000 previously uncounted absentee ballots.

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spot, with drivers from New York to Newark logging an average of 56 hours stuck in traffic last year. That information comes from Texas A&M Transportation Institute’s 2021 Urban Mobility Report, reported The Drive. The large number of people working at home during COVID-19 had traffic receding for some time, but even as life gets back to normal, Big Apple residents leery of using public transportation have been using their cars to commute to work, with the increased number of drivers clogging local roads. California’s stringent COVID-19 policies and its lack of public transportation both factor in Los Angeles slipping to fourth place in the report, falling behind Boston and Houston, where drivers spent an average of 50 and 49 hours on congested roadways. By comparison, San Diego, Phoenix and Miami came in at the lower end of the spectrum with 24, 25 and 27 hours, respectively. Experts expect Los Angeles to make its way back to first place by next year as the state continues its reopenings.

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ryeh’s car stopped near the house, and five sweaty, scraggly-looking children burst out. “We’re here! I remember it exactly here!” one of them cried, and dashed up the stairs. “Oops!” A young man, who almost collided with the boy, stuck out his arm to block his path. “Is that how you run, without looking where you’re going or anything? We both almost went tumbling down the stairs! Where are you rushing to?” “To our aunt!” the boy said. “Your aunt?” “Aunt Sarah!” the child said, his tone clearly implying what he thought of this creature who had not heard of his aunt. “Oh.” The young man pressed himself against the railing, and the child didn’t wait another second. He knocked loudly at the door and pushed it open, his siblings trailing behind. Their father, still downstairs, shook the hand of Reb Elazar, who’d emerged from the carpentry shop accompanied by three youths. “Bli ayin hara, a real crew you’ve got here!” Aryeh said to his brother-in-law. The boys nodded politely and then slipped away. “Look who’s talking!” Elazar Reiness said, looking at the cheerful face that peeked out over the railing from the second floor. “Who is that — Baruch? Hey, kiddo! The railing isn’t very high! Be careful!”

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“Yes, he’s not used to such heights,” Aryeh said as he and his brother-in-law headed for the stairs. “So what is this, Elazar? Have you opened an institution? Why did you come all the way here for a carpentry shop? Nu, come on. You can’t tell me stories.” “I’m not telling anyone such stories!” Elazar chuckled. “Certainly not to you, the vegetarian guy who migrated from civilized Tzefas to some hole in the wall in the Galilee. ‘Middle of the forest,’ Sarah calls it.” “I’m not quite that vegetarian,” Aryeh protested. “Bassi hasn’t had much success with me on that front, and she’s been trying for years. But what can I tell you? The children’s coughing has improved drastically since we left the rental in Tzefas.” “Who are your neighbors?” “Eleven families, some of them American. We’re actually quite close to Tzefas — about twenty minutes away — and it’s really not in the middle of the forest. Maybe ‘edge of the woods’ is more like it.” “And you like it there.” “You can say that, baruch Hashem. There are regular settling-in struggles, and I don’t see how we’re getting permits for the new place so fast, and the children’s transportation to school is not so simple…” He paused for a moment and then smiled. “But Hashem will help. You know, Bassi needs this type of place. It does her good.” “And you don’t feel the need to be part of an organized community?” “We?” Aryeh looked amusedly at his brother-in-law. “What about you?” “I’m an old man already,” Elazar Reiness said, brushing off the question. “It’s less important for Sarah and me. Our lives are full enough that we can manage without the standard environment. But you’re still young.” “That’s why we send the kids to school in Tzefas, and that’s why we established this new settlement so close to there.” Aryeh found himself feeling defensive. His brother-in-law noticed and hurried-

ly changed the subject. “I’m a terrible host, stopping you in the middle of the stairs without inviting you inside. Come, come, Sarah is probably giving the kids all the nosh she found in the store. “I mean, nosh like dates and almonds and craisins, of course,” he hastened to add. “And next time you come, we want to host your family.” “You’ll have to speak with Bassi about that,” Aryeh said. He followed his brother-in-law into the house. “She’s enjoying the settlement so much that right now, she will find all the excuses in the world

“You didn’t hear us talking to him? He’s the boy who was just here,” Gadi said. “The one who went downstairs. And we did nothing to him, Tatty.” “Did you say something to him?” their father asked. “Yisrael Meir?” His son was busy gazing out at the open sea. “Yisrael Meir wasn’t with us, Tatty,” Gadi said airily. “He ran up right away and since then he’s been at the window.” “So let’s go back to you, Gadi,” Aryeh said. “Nu, what was it?” “It was the twins, Tatty, not me! Actually, not both of them — just Daniel.” “Shh… lashon hara!” Rabbi Reiness said, looking at the four-year-old pair sitting on kitchen chairs with remarkably innocent faces. They were busy licking the chocolate from the cookies their aunt had given them. “I just asked him what his name is,” Daniel said. “And what did he say?” Reb Elazar wanted to know. “He has such a funny name! There is no such name!” “Of course there’s such a name,” Reb Elazar said. “Didn’t you ever learn the parsha about the shevatim? Reuven, Shimon… what was Gad’s brother’s name?” He winked at his nephew. “Asher,” Daniel replied. He looked at his twin, Arik, who was very busy with his cookies. “So we can say that ‘Osher’ is just another way of saying ‘Asher.’ Just like some people might pronounce ‘Yisrael Meir’ as ‘Yisruel Mayer.’” The boy shrugged. “Did you laugh at him, Gadi? Did you hurt his feelings?” his father asked. “Of course not!” Gadi protested. “The twins just laughed a little bit, so they made me laugh too.” Elazar Reiness went over to the open door of the house. Aryeh Berg turned to follow him. “Should they go downstairs and apologize?” he whispered. “He’ll get over it,” the older man said, his expression serious. He gazed out somewhere in the yard for a few seconds,

“He should teach his kids some manners,” Osher blurted, and then dashed down the stairs.

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not to get away.” Someone slipped through the door, heading outside; he nodded curtly at the two men on his way. “Have you met our guests yet, Osher?” Reb Elazar asked with a smile. “My nephews. And this is my brother-in-law, their father.” “He should teach his kids some manners,” Osher blurted, and then dashed down the stairs. “Hey!” Aryeh called after Osher, but he was already downstairs and didn’t glance back even when called. Rabbi Reiness and his guest walked into the house. Inside, he could see Sarah bustling about, handing out food to the children. “No Bamba,” she said. “Your mother will be angry at me. Are almonds good? What about dates?” “We’re allowed to have Bamba here, Aunt Sarah,” Aryeh said. “Their mother lets. But maybe they don’t deserve it for a different reason. What did you do to Osher, kids?” “Osher?” asked Baruch, a seriouslooking bespectacled first grader.

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and then smiled and turned back to his concerned brother-in-law. “Hashem sent him this challenge, and he should be able to handle it. Even though he is quite sensitive.” They went back into the kitchen, and Sarah invited Aryeh to sit down and eat something. “I’m not sending any of this to Bassi,” Sarah said. “She’d faint to see bourekas and kugels and all kinds of other terrible things. You’ll have to eat it all here.” “Thank you so much,” Aryeh said gratefully. “Boys, maybe you should go down to the yard to find Osher. Tell him that now you know that he has a holy name!” The four boys obediently headed to the door. Only Yisrael Meir, who had finally moved away from the window and was now reading a book, didn’t join them. Reb Elazar took a plate of food for himself and sat down at the table. “You should come more often,” he said to Aryeh. “Two sisters, and they hardly get to see each other…” “You can come to us, too, you know!” “Maybe when you make a chanukas habayis.” “We’ll do that, b’ezras Hashem, when we see that we’re staying there permanently.” “In the meantime, though, are you happy?” “You could say so. One thing is for sure about our new location: Life is much cheaper than in Tzefas, or in Acco, for that matter…” “The prices of apartments in Acco vary with the location,” Reb Elazar said. “You know how much people want to pay for this old house?” “Nu?” “A lot.” “What’s so special about it?” “Amazing view, no?” Elazar chuckled. “Aren’t there other places with such nice views?” “Sure there are.” “So why…?”

called me to find out if it could come through us.” Yigal sighed. “Why doesn’t Ariella want to listen?” “I don’t know. These past few years, she hasn’t been very enthusiastic about remarrying, but when she flew off three weeks ago for that shidduch in Belgium, I thought she’d come around. She seemed quite ready.” “But it didn’t happen.” He sighed. “No,” she agreed. “And we have no idea why.” He was quiet for a long moment. “And what does that have to do with the trip to Acco?” “I had hoped that maybe we could push her to explore this shidduch that Zahava suggested. I heard some wonderful things about this person…” “How successful do you think we can be at pushing Ariella into something if she insists on turning her head to the other side each time the topic is brought up?” “Not too successful...” Irit was close to tears. “But that doesn’t mean we have to lose hope!” “If you ask me, I think the trip to Acco is a ray of hope. Some type of movement, a change, so she’s not just sitting at home, depressed, in her little place… She hasn’t been looking or sounding good these past few days…” Yigal fiddled with the window blinds. “Don’t you agree?” “Okay, so let’s say she goes to Acco. How is she going to find Osher? How will she find out more about Reiness? Will she go knocking on people’s doors or what?” “Are you worried about Ariella, queen of improvisations and creative solutions? Do you think she won’t be able to find out where Osher is? She has an exact address and everything she needs!” “It’s still complicated.” “Not for her. Her brain is wired differently from ours; we’ve established that long ago. She’ll get the job done.”

“Are you worried about Ariella, queen of improvisations and creative solutions?”

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“Why did I buy this house? And why am I refusing to sell it? Because I have an interest here,” he said simply. “And if you have any connection with Horowitz from Tzefas — he told me you know each other — I’d appreciate if you can tell him to please leave me alone, Aryeh. I’m not planning to sell this place in the next year or two.” “And after that?” “Maybe the views will be beautiful somewhere else…” ***** Yigal Erenbaum hung his hat on the nickel hook and turned to his wife. He nodded, and she gasped. “Rabbi Gutfreund said she should go to Acco?” “Yes. He heard everything I told him about Osher and about Reiness. He is still of the opinion that we should not chase after Osher, but he agreed that the details we heard are sketchy and need more clarification. So Ariella can go and try to find out more about what’s going on.” “He said she should go?” “Yes. He’s aware of her situation, you know. He claims that she might need to get away for a little while, have a change of scenery.” “So she should go to Acco?” “Why not? Let’s use the opportunity. She seems very happy to go. We’ll just need to find out about renting a room in the home of a frum family.” “I…” Irit groped for words. “I just finished talking to Ariella’s friend Zahava. She wants to suggest a shidduch for her.” “Fine. So let her suggest it.” “Apparently, Ariella doesn’t want to hear about anything right now, so she

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‫קול קורא ופסק הלכה לבנות ישראל‬ )‫(מפוסקים בארץ ישראל‬

‫ שזהו‬,‫הנה המצוה של כיסוי הראש לאשה הוא מצוה מדאורייתא ויסוד ענינה של המצוה הוא מחמת צניעות‬ ‫ וכבר הורו רבותינו מצוקי ארץ שהאשה שהולכת עם פאה נכרית צריך להיות‬,‫היקר והתפארת של בת ישראל‬ ‫ ונחרדנו לשמוע שבזמן‬,‫ דהוא היפוך ענינה של המצוה‬,‫באופן שיהא ניכר שהוא כיסוי ולא שערות עצמה ח"ו‬ ,‫ ונקרא בשם‬,‫האחרון יצא בחו"ל מודה חדשה של פיאות שהוא עשוי באופן שיחשבו הרואים שהוא שערה ממש‬ ,‫ וכבר התחילו גם בא"י מקצת נשים מבני חו"ל לילך עם זה‬,”Lace Top/Cap or Lace Front Sheitels“ ‫ ומגלים דעתינו‬,‫והננו באים לצרף דעתינו עם גדולי הפוסקים בארצה"ב ובשאר מקומות שיצאו באיסור נחרץ נגדו‬ ‫ ואיסור זה כולל לאשה‬,‫דעת תורה שהוא עקירת המצוה של כיסוי הראש ונגד כללי הצניעות וצורת בת ישראל‬ .‫ שאין למכור אותם כי הם מכשילים הנשים בזה‬,‫ וגם נוסף ע"ז על המוכרות פיאות אלו‬,‫הלובשת פאות אלו‬ ‫(וכאן המקום להדגיש שאין אנו דנין כעת על שאר המכשולים המצויין כגון פאות ארוכות וכדומה שכבר דברו‬ .)‫ע"ז רבותינו בעבר ומפורסם מכשולם‬ ‫ וכבר‬,‫והנה כתוב בתורה ולא יראה בך ערות דבר ושב מאחריך והיינו דע"י אי שמירת גדרי הצניעות מסלק הקב"ה שכינתו מעלינו‬ ‫ שזה מביא כל האסונות‬,‫אמר רבינו הח"ח זיע"א דהאסון הכי גדול ששייך בכלל ישראל הוא סילוק שכינתו ית' ושמירתו מעלינו‬ ‫ ואדרבה מדה טובה מרובה והמתחזקות בשמירה על גדרי הצניעות יזכו לשמירה העליונה ולברכה ולבנים ת"ח וצדיקים כמו‬,‫רח"ל‬ ‫ וכתב הח"ח בס' גדר עולם דע"י זהירות בצניעות ייטב לה בעוה"ז וגם באחריתה תזכה לישב בעולם‬,‫שמפורש בחז"ל הקדושים‬ ‫ ובזכות נשים צדקניות נגאלו אבותינו ובזכותם נגאל בב"א‬,‫העליון בהיכל ה' ברוב הוד והדר‬ The obligation for a woman to cover her hair is a mitzvah deOrayasa, and the basis for the mitzvah is tznius, which is the pride and glory of a Jewish daughter. The earlier poskim have already ruled that when a woman wears a wig, it must be in a manner that it is recognizable as a covering and does not look like it is her actual hair, chas veshalom, which would run counter to the very concept of this mitzvah. We are shaken to hear that there has recently developed in Chutz La’aretz a new style of wigs made in a way that those who see it think that it is a woman’s actual hair. These wigs are called: Lace Top/Cap or Lace Front Wigs. Unfortunately, some women have begun to wear this wig even in Eretz Yisrael. So, we have come to add our opinion to that of the leading Poskim in America and elsewhere, that have come out with a clear prohibition against it. We hereby announce that according to daas Torah this is an uprooting of the mitzvah to cover one’s hair; it runs counter to the rules of tznius and to the appearance of a Jewish daughter. This prohibition applies both to women wearing these wigs, additionally, to those who sell wigs; these wigs should not be sold—for they are causing other women to stumble. (We must make mention that this is besides the various other serious issues i.e. wearing long wigs etc. which was already discussed by our gedolim in the past and their severity is known.) The Torah states, “And He shall not see a shameful thing among you and turn away from behind you.” This means that through a failure to safeguard the rules of tznius, Hashem removes His Shechinah from our midst. The Chofetz Chaim has already declared that the greatest tragedy possible for Klal Yisrael is the removal of the Shechinah and Hashem’s protection from us—for this brings on all other tragedies, Rachmana litzlan. On the other hand, since the measure of goodness is greater than the measure of punishment, those who hold steadfast to the rules of tznius merit Heavenly protection and blessing, and sons who are talmidei chachomim and tzaddikim, as is explicit in the word of our holy Sages. And the Chofetz Chaim writes in Sefer Geder Olam that through a woman’s vigilance regarding tznius, she will have good in this world, and in the next world. She will merit to sit in the Higher World, in the chamber of Hashem with much splendor and grandeur. In the merit of the righteous women, we were redeemed previously; and in their merit, we will yet be redeemed, speedily and in our days, Amen.

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BAKED ZITI The best part about baked ziti is that it’s not fussy. You don’t have to worry about delicate lasagna sheets or getting your layers perfect. It’s free-form, messy goodness at its best! This recipe does not require cooking the pasta separately, which means you’ll probably be making this on repeat, just like me.

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INGREDIENTS 2 (24 oz.) jars pizza sauce 2 cups water 3–4 cups (about 12 oz.) Mehadrin shredded mozzarella cheese, divided 1 cup Mehadrin cottage cheese ½ cup grated Parmesan cheese, divided 1 lb. tube-shaped pasta (ziti)

DIRECTIONS 1. Preheat the oven to 425°. 2. Stir together the sauce, water, half the mozzarella cheese, all the cottage cheese and half the Parmesan cheese in a 9x13” pan or an oven-proof baking dish. 3. Place the pan or dish onto a rimmed baking sheet. 4. Stir in the uncooked ziti, making sure it’s submerged in the sauce mixture (the dish will be very full, so stir carefully). Cover the baking dish tightly with foil. 5. Bake for 50 minutes. 6. Uncover and continue baking until pasta is tender, about 20 minutes. 7. Stir the ziti mixture, then top with remaining mozzarella and Parmesan cheeses. Continue baking, uncovered, for 10 minutes or until the cheese has melted.

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EGGPLANT PARMESAN ROLL-UPS You’re going to love this healthier and tastier and now patchke-less variation of eggplant Parmesan

INGREDIENTS 2 2 1

large eggplants Pinch of salt and black pepper cups Mehadrin cottage cheese cup Mehadrin shredded mozzarella cheese ½ cup shredded Parmesan cheese ¼ cup fresh basil, chopped (optional) 1 egg 2 cups marinara sauce, divided

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DIRECTIONS 1. Preheat the oven to 350°. 2. Trim the ends off the eggplants. Slice the eggplants, lengthwise, into ¼-inch slices. Lay them out on a lined baking sheet. Season the eggplant slices with a pinch of salt on both sides and let them sit for 20 minutes. Dry them with a paper towel, add a pinch of pepper and bake for 20 minutes or until soft. 3. Meanwhile, in a medium-sized bowl, mix the cottage cheese, mozzarella cheese, Parmesan cheese, basil and egg. 4. Remove the eggplant from the oven and increase the oven temperature to 400°. 5. Spoon about 2 tablespoons of the cheese mixture onto one eggplant slice at a time, and roll it up. 6. Pour half the marinara sauce into a lined 9x13” pan or oven-proof baking dish. Add rolled-up eggplants, seamside down. Pour the remaining marinara sauce over the top, and sprinkle with remaining shredded and Parmesan cheeses.

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“I was having an interesting issue with one of my children, and I felt I needed professional advice,” my friend Shprintzy told me one day. “Somebody I know consulted with Perl Abramovitz for parenting help, and she was given very practical, sound advice that helped a great deal. So I decided to give it a try too.” When she called Mrs. Abramovitz, however, Shprintzy had a hard time putting her finger on the issue. “It was difficult for me to even give her a description of my child because my daughter’s personality seemed to be changing. Who she was one day was not who she was the next. So Perl told me to send her a picture drawn by my daughter for analysis. When she called me back, I was floored by what she told me. She was able to figure out my kid better than I could!” Mrs. Abramovitz was able to pinpoint the child’s phobias, anxieties, strengths and weaknesses. Additionally, by looking at another two-minute scribble done by Shprintzy herself, she was able to pick up on her parenting style and suggest modifications that would help the child. Upon hearing about my friend’s experience, I was intrigued, though somewhat skeptical. I wondered what this was all about. And so I booked an appointment with Mrs. Abramovitz.

In Search of Underlying Issues Passing out paper and pencils, I settled my children at the table and told them that we were going to do an activity. As per instructions, I was told to have two types of drawings made: the first of a tree, and the second of waves under a starry sky. Watching the children work filled me with a sense of awe, for though they were all drawing according to the same instructions, each one handed in a very different end product — testament to their very different personalities and life experiences. When they were finished, I bundled up the pictures and

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sent them to Mrs. Abramovitz. A few days later I called her at the pre-appointed time, and was greeted with a warm and friendly voice that immediately made me feel as if I were speaking with a caring friend. Before we began discussing the pictures, I wanted to know a little more about what she does. “So, is this considered art therapy?” I asked. “No. I do picture analysis,” she said. “Art therapy uses different mediums to help a child heal; it’s beautiful. There are different methods to help children draw how they feel and then discuss their feelings. What I do is something different. Picture analysis is a way to analyze a person. “Let’s say I say to you,” she continued, ‘If you want to know if someone is friendly, check if they have a smile.’ Does that make sense? No. That’s shallow; it’s much more complicated than that. “I look at a picture to try to understand a person’s underlying issues — what’s really going on. I look for the story behind who they are.” By reading the clues a person will unconsciously incorporate into their drawings, Mrs. Abramovitz said, she can often

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As part of her initial training, Mrs. Abramovitz sat with the famous clinical psychotherapist Mrs. Miriam Adahan for several weeks, learning to recognize the hallmarks of various disorders as they appear on paper. “I can see things in the pictures that people don’t even realize they’re putting in. For instance, I use picture analysis as a sobriety test for addicts; somebody who is using certain substances will often draw the leaves on their trees in specific ways… I can also pick up if someone is going to be lying to me when we work together. That’s information I want to know when I meet someone.” Mrs. Abramovitz mentioned a woman who came to her office telling her that she was feeling very depressed, but based on her drawing, Mrs. Abramovitz didn’t see the signs of true depression. “It turned out to be anemia!” Following her training with Mrs. Adahan, Perl Abramovitz further honed her skills by finding common denominators between personality traits, skills, fears, histories and manners of thinking. “I have a very different type of brain,” she told me, explaining that as a person with dyslexia, she can deeply understand the minute nuances in pictures. “I like to tell kids with dyslexia that their biggest weakness is going to be their biggest strength.” Aside from astute senses and a caring heart, the tools of her trade involve a classic Bic pen and white computer paper, which she prefers clients use for their drawings in order to minimize variances that occur when using different brands. With the same tools used each time, the pressure and the way the strokes are formed are easier to gauge. Despite using these standard mediums, the results vary widely from person to person.

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understand, but these touch upon some of the things Perl looks at to help form a complete picture of the person. “I want to know how the person came to be where they’re at. How does one have so much fear and yet function so well? How is another so impulsive and yet so much in control? Is this person a dreamer? How much anger does this person have inside of them? Does it pull them down, or can they channel it in a healthy way? What can I tell them to motivate them? Why is this person stuck where they are, and how can I help them out of it? “I look for hints that tell me about the person’s state. This helps me to figure out what’s really going on, and whether I’m the right person to counsel them or if I need to find someone else to help them.” “When do you not accept a client?” I asked. “I like to help people grow in a way that I’ve grown,” she answered. “I have to feel that I can relate to a client, that there’s a muscle that I have that I can share with them. There has to be some connection, and sometimes I’m not the right person to help. There are also people who want to stay in their situation, for whatever reason. I’m here as a peer counselor for people who are willing to work really hard.” Not everyone’s ready to do that. Staying in one place sometimes feels like the safest option, and being hesitant to explore one’s psyche is understandable. For that reason, people are sometimes reluctant to submit their drawings for analysis, scoffing at Perl’s methods. “I recently did an event in which I realized how hesitant someone was,” Perl tells me. “I always find that the people who snort the loudest are the ones who have reasons for not really wanting to share… In the end, this woman did participate, and when we went over her drawing, I told her I saw something serious had happened with her mother when she was a young teen. She started crying, and I told her that she relates so well to young teenagers because of her experience.” Though one-on-one counseling is what Mrs. Abramovitz focuses on, events like the aforementioned one are sometimes on the schedule. “Drawing analysis isn’t entertainment. I use it to help people. But every once in a while I’ll go to a camp or a party. In such a venue, I’ll generally look at the drawings and tell each person something positive about themselves to give them a boost.” Perl told me that she once did an event for a group of elderly ladies. “It’s fascinating,” she said. “The older you are, the more

If strokes can speak and lines can expose the potential for lies, it comes as no surprise that objects and their placement can reveal inner worlds. “If you look through the window at an art class, you’ll see that although they’ll all be copying the same picture and using the same tools, every brush stroke will be different, every line on every tree will be going in a different direction. Some pictures will be more realistic and others more whimsical... Everyone will be looking at the same picture, but each artist will be telling a different story. The way they stroke gives a lot of information.”

Forming the Picture If strokes can speak and lines can expose the potential for lies, it comes as no surprise that objects and their placement can reveal inner worlds. “I’ll point out to someone how they’ll have placed a moon at the right corner and made it very dark, while the waves below will be very lightly drawn. One side of their tree will have fluffy leaves higher up and the other side will have the leaves lower down. Someone else would do it completely differently. Everything tells part of a story — their story.” In a very quick tutorial, Perl explains how the left side of the page typically correlates to one’s experience with their mother, and the right with their father. The sense of self can be seen in the sizing and placement of the main subject of interest, and the clues to one’s sense of security can be discovered through details such as fencing. Of course, there are many, many nuances that would take years of experience to

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layered are your drawings. These women had these layered stories from all these years of their lives. One woman asked me a deep question, ‘Mamale, why can’t I marry off all my kids?’ I told her that there was so much that had happened in her life, and it was affecting her ability to handle their shidduchim. I advised her to take a step back and have someone else take the lead. She said, ‘You’re right. I’m not healthy enough.’” Then there are times when people don’t have even the foggiest idea of what might be causing issues. “One woman brought her child to me because of severe learning difficulties. They couldn’t figure out what the problem was. After looking at the pictures they drew, I told her, ‘I’m going to ask you a very funny question, but do you have exposure to certain illegal compounds? This child’s brain is full of it, and so is yours.’ Come to find out, they’d had an issue of illegal activity being conducted on the street in front of their home, and the chemicals were entering through the window and affecting the child.”

Put to the Test After hearing so many stories of Perl’s capabilities, we brought my own kids back into the conversation. “I was told to send in one child’s drawings for you to analyze, but I want to switch things up a bit,” I mischievously said, asking her if she’d be game to play a little game. “Instead of you telling me what you see in the pictures I’ve sent, can I give you a description of each child, and you’ll tell me which one drew each picture?” I’d labeled each of the papers according to a number I assigned each child, and then randomly read off a description I’d prepared, not sure if she’d be able to match the description with artwork. “Do you want the hardest one first, or the easiest?” I asked. Like a champ, she told me to give her

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the hardest. “This child has incredible strength,” I said. “The child knows who they are and what they want. This child is very spiritual and asks a lot of questions about Hashem and Yiddishkeit. If this child believes something is right, they won’t back down for anything... This child is very confident and detail-oriented.” “Number three,” Mrs. Abramovitz replied without skipping a beat. “This is very unusual for this child’s age; they’re able to access a deep place in their cortex. Do you see the way the drawings touch both the bottom and top of the page? This is a very mature child. And there’s a lot of poetry in the child that has to come out.” Bingo. Nail on the head. “This child is a powerful, larger-than-life personality —” “Number one,” Mrs. Abramovitz cut me off. “Look how that ship goes up to the top of the page. This is a very authoritative child. One who is also very giving and loving. This child also thrives on music; it’s very healing for them.” At that, I giggled. “We’ve actually just started piano lessons for this kid,” I said, “and it’s going very well.” When we finished discussing that child, we moved on to the next. “This child has a pure soul, always trying very hard to do what Hashem wants. They also want to make others happy and will give up candies and toys to other children just because this child wants them to feel good.” As this was the last child we were going to discuss, it was obvious this was number two. Perl delved into the picture a bit: “This child has the ability to pick up way more information than the child should have the ability to at this age but doesn’t know how to verbally express it. This child has a hard time making decisions.” So far, so true. “This is a very strong kid and is going to be an amazing adult! Lots of confidence and a great head!” Perl said. “This child really looks up to teachers/rebbeim and talks to Hashem a lot.” The score? 100/100. Great job, Mrs. Abramovitz!

A Regret After taking a fascinating tour into the world of drawing analysis, I felt pangs of regret that I hadn’t used the opportunity to include my own drawings into the mix. I’m not the only one who yearns to know what Mrs. Abramowitz discerns from our lines and scribbles. “People are so hungry,” Mrs. Abramovitz told me. “On the occasions when I do an event, people are so upset when I walk out

because they want to know more, they want to hear more about themselves. Everyone wants a validation of their story. They want to hear that they’re such a special person. They want to hear: ‘You’re a survivor!’” She tells them, “Go to the mirror and tell yourself what you wish I would have said to you. I opened this up for you, but you can go forward. “Think about the core of what you wish for yourself. Say it to yourself. I know it sounds very boring, but it’s really so profound.” As I finished writing this article, I began to think of what message I’d like to tell myself and what I’d like others to see in my drawings. As I thought, I recalled a poem that I wrote when I was fourteen years old, which I’m sharing below, and realized that what I’d like for someone to see is my soul — a place of perfect purity despite all its struggles. And while I know that depth might escape the eyes of the average onlooker, I have a feeling that it wouldn’t hide from Mrs. Abramovitz. For there are a special few who can truly discern the story behind the squiggles.

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Do you ever wish to be the kind of person who sees only the good in others and always has praise and admiration for them? I know I do. Have you tried to be mekabel to speak only good of others, but found it to be lip service after a short while? Oy, you’re so not alone. It’s deceptively simple to head down the rabbit hole of judging and begrudging. A small part of our minds gives us helpful messages like, “Ideally, I’d love her/him! If only they’d be a bit more this or that!” Is there a way to work on this trait? Can we truly recognize the good in others and become better people for it? Hashem requires of us the act of limud zechus. In addition to judging others favorably, the words limud zechus literally mean “the study of another’s merit” — that is, we must make a conscious, concerted effort to discover the hidden merits in others and bring them to the fore. By really opening our eyes, honing our inner sight, and looking, looking, looking for the good in others and how they light up the world in their own special way, we can indeed get to a place of more ahavas Yisroel. Of less judgment. Of more quality of life for others and ourselves.

The other week I was privileged to speak with the mother of a lively brood. I say privileged, because she spoke of the thankyou note initiative she launched with her kids in the same unaffected manner one would say: “I hung up their jackets and served them snacks.” She insisted that we omit her name, but I feel honored to share how this woman strengthened the love among her children in such a fun, unique way. May this inspire us to bolster our love for one another, and in that merit, bring the geulah soon.

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“What made you start this initiative?” I asked super-Mommy, impressed after listening to her for just a few minutes. Her answer blew me away in its simplicity. “I had extra thank-you cards lying around, and you know, with COVID going on…” This mother took extra paper and an upside-down world, and made a life-giving elixir of it. “Every so often,” she continued, “I gave out thank-you cards to my kids, and then assigned each child one sibling by lottery. I then had each kid write a short letter to their secret pen pal — one that included a thank you for something the sibling had done for them, and/or compliments. I involved everyone; the older kids managed on their own, and the younger ones told me what to write while they embellished the messages with their artwork. Then I collected the cards. Sometimes I’d hold on to them for a few days, and then hide them under the kids’ pillows.” Can we pause for a minute and imagine the impact? Picture how a child feels when he finds under his pillow a card written especially for him! A card all about him? Incredible! How did this busy mother manage to keep the messages unique and meaningful? I mean, I can think of basically two compliments the younger set would consistently use: “cute” and “the best!” “I took to jotting down different relevant adjectives,” my interviewee confided. “Sometimes I’d go around the table asking the kids to compliment each other, and then I’d write down their ideas. I shared the list with my kids to give them food for thought and keep them from tired and generic phrases. It was really helpful and included attributes like awesome, well-behaved, derech eretz’dig, a masmid, etc. It kept things fresh.”

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And she turned this into an art, inserting good vibes wherever she could. The popular “spider” game, played with a ball of yarn by forging connections around a circle of kids, was turned into a feel-good fest as the usual questions were substituted with compliments as the yarn was passed around. One time that the compliment cards really worked out for the family LL TO CAwhen was Mommy collected them, and D then forgot all about it for a few months. “I found the cards just in time for one of the kids’ birthday parties. Everyone lit up when they got their long1awaited feel-good mail, and it was fun 0 n

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METHOD 1

Dirty Pour Technique 1. Pour layers of paint into a cup. 2. Pour the paint across the canvas in an S-shape. 3. Move and tilt the canvas, covering it in paint. 4. Try to cover all of the white spaces, or use a popsicle stick to add a dab of paint to cover any white spots.

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METHOD 2

Flip Cup Technique 1. Pour layers of paint into a cup. 2. Place the canvas, face down, onto the cup. 3. Holding the cup tightly against the canvas, flip them over together. 4. Lift the cup. 5. Move and tilt the canvas, covering it in paint. 6. Try to cover all of the white spaces, or use a popsicle stick to add a dab of paint to cover any white spots.

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METHOD 3

Rings Technique 1. Fill two cups with layers of paint. Hold the cups at an angle while layering the paint, so the colors don’t mix. 2. Tilt the cups forward toward each other over the center of the canvas, and start pouring the paints in a thin stream. 3. When you have a large circle of paint in the center, put down the cups and tilt the canvas to cover it in paint. 4. Try to cover all of the white spaces, or use a popsicle stick to add a dab of paint to cover any white spots.

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TO FINISH

Allow the canvas to dry for 48 hours. Then spray it with varnish or hair spray for a shiny finish.

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HOW TO PLAY:

Find words on the board containing four letters or more. Letters of a word must be connected in a chain (each letter should be adjacent to the next either vertically, horizontally or diagonally), and each letter can only be used once in a given word. The following are not allowed in Boggle: Adding “s” to a word • Proper nouns • Abbreviations • Contractions • Acronyms

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ADVANCED BOGGLE WINNER Bring this page in to the Judaica Corner to claim your $15 gift card.

Family name: Fischer, 718-xxx-1382

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Name of winner: Mommy Amount of points: 23 Names of competing players: Esty Some words only the winner found: birth, boring, wage The longest word found on the board: monitoring A new word learned from the board: broth, dome

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CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SIX WINNERS OF THE $5 GIFT CARDS AT TOYS4U! A $5 credit was issued at Toys4U on the account of the phone number listed on your submission.

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Send your colored page to The Boro Park View to enter a drawing for a chance to have your artwork featured in our pages and win $5 at Toys4U! Five lucky winners will be announced each week! To enter the raffle, email your colored page with your full name to comments@thebpview.com or mail it to 1274 49th Street, Suite 421, Brooklyn, NY 11219. Submissions will be included in the drawing only if all information is filled in. Name:_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Phone:______________________________________________ Age:____________________

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Feel free to photocopy this coloring page for the entire family.

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To have your child’s creation featured, send a picture to comments@ thebpview.com or 1274 49th Street, Suite 421, Brooklyn, NY 11219.

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13TH AVE 58 ST Duplex 20x60. 5 BR. 2 Full a 2 half baths. Excellent condition, Asking $1.25 mil. Call 718-514-4571 SEEKING TO RENT

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CO-TEACHERS & ASSISTANTS for yiddish speaking playgroup for the summer. Small Classes. Great pay. Please call 646-413-2039 lv msg PRESCHOOL ASSISTANT to work with experienced teacher. Great pay. Email resume preschooljobsbp@ gmail.com PLAYGROUP TEACHER looking for warm, devoted and experienced yiddish speaking playgroup teacher for September. Please call 347-598-3952 SCHOOL YEAR Teacher/assistant teacher/ para positions available for upcoming school year in a heimishe elementary school in BP. Email resume to hr@ yesodeibina.org.

BABYSITTERS WANTED Are you youth corp eligible? Day camp premises seeking responsible babysitters, come with a friend.Many bonuses!! call:13473228421

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ACCOUNTS PAYABLE Seeking a motivated, dynamic, responsible girl to do accounts payables. Accounting background and inter-personal phone skills a must, full time only. Please send resume to: jobs@ kleinsnaturals.com.

JOB OPPORTUNITY Teacher,assistant female, boys preschool B.P. September 2021. Yiddish speaking a must. Great pay. Great opportunity. Fax resume 718-686-5577 Email resume Preschooljob42@ gmail.com

COACH BUS DRIVERS WANTED CDL class A or class B, F/T or P/T Call: 646.820.3324 & leave message. Email: coachbus@gmail.com

NURSERY TEACHER BP heimishe girls school seeking yiddish speaking 1/2 day/ afternoon Nursery teacher. ekbb1222@gmail. com or fax 718-483-8392

ASSISTANTS WANTED BP heimishe girls school seeking yiddish & English assistants .ekbb1222@gmail. com or fax 718-483-8392 TEACHERS WANTED General Studies HS seeks exper. dedicated teachers Sept. 21 email resume hsteachingjob@gmail.com ELEMENTARY ASSISTANT Girls school in BP looking for an elementary assistant with bus duty. excellent pay. positioninschool@gmail.com SUMMER JOBS 3 counselor jobs, 2 specialty jobs In the city for 2nd half. 718-837-1963 PRESCHOOL ASSISTANT for second half. Great pay! Nice atmosphere. Please call 929 409 3317 PRESCHOOL COTEACHER\ASSISTANT for chassidisha yeshiva for Sept. B\A required (Female), Friendly environment Email: DCJOB2812@gmail.com PLAYGROUP TEACHER For second half. Yiddish Speaking. 347-405-6776 lv msg PRE1A TEACHER Heimeshe Day Camp in BP seeking second half pre-1-A teacher. Please call and lv msg 347-585-7212 HIGH SCHOOL Williamsburg High-School has Chemistry, Writing and Literature available. Great accommodations. Email resume to uteachhighschool@gmail. com. ASSISTANTS WANTED Chassidishe boys preschool looking for responsible assistants for the second half. Come with a friend! Great pay. Call: 718-838-1889

PRENURSERY ASSISTANT For 2nd half-7/19. Please call 646.413.2039. SECOND HALF A chassidishe girls day camp seeking an experienced nursery for second half. Great pay. Fun environment 347-946-5550 DAYCARE TEACHER Simcha tots’ 2nd location on Harrison is looking to hire energetic, full time teachers for the upcoming school year. Great benefits. Please call 929-299-6338 and leave a message. PRESCHOOL TEACHERS/ ASSISTANTS Chassidishe Preschool looking for a warm and passionate teacher and assitants. With/ without degree. Email 44preschool@ gmail.com PLAYGROUP ASSISTANTS Yiddish speaking playgroup seeking assistants for second half and September. Great pay, great environment! Please call 718-344-6067

SECRETARY F/T positions available. Basic computer knowledge, detail oriented. Offering benefits, great office environment and excellent opportunity for growth! Email resume to employment@ pandginsurance.com

F/T SECRETARY Female, BP Office, Graduate preferred. job2021bp@gmail. com SECRETARY Women’s Boutique in BP looking for part-time secretary. Heimisha atmosphere. email: spaceavail123@gmail.com

YVY FITNESS CENTER Seeks secretary Sundays 8:00 am-2:30 pm. Must be computer literate, patient and able to multi-task. Email: fitness@yeled.org

JOIN OUR TEAM Support caregivers of nursing home care level clients who fight to remain at home! Hamaspik of Kings County is looking for a FT service coordinator for its NHTD/TBI Medicaid waiver program. BA required +3 yrs experience servicing elderly or disabled clients. Driver a plus! Please email resume to sashitzky@hamaspikking.org

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JOB AVAILABLE Busy BP office seeking full time female entry level employee. Good pay. Will train. Email Resume: slcpny207@gmail.com SECRETARY Multi girl office in BP seeking a F/T employee. No experience necessary. Email resume to insbpjob@gmail.com

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Classifieds HALF DAY JOB OPPURTUNITY Seeking Female Paras for Special Ed After School Program. Great Environment, Get ABA training. Hours 2:45-5:00. Ocean parkway and ave L. Pls call: (718)370-3140. slevi@ mastermindsaba.org HAMASPIK IS SEEKING F/T female, Fiscal Intermediary Coordinator, highly motivated, organized/ detail oriented, multi task, great computer skills. Great offer, for the right candidate. Email Resume to Cringel@ hamaspikkings.org F/T ADMIN ASSISTANT Hamaspik is seeking a F/T Administrative Assistant/ Front desk secretary. Must be diligent, responsible and detail oriented. Heimisha work environment, with great benefits. Graduates welcome. Email resume to Mrosenberg@ hamaspikkings.org. JOB OPPORTUNITY A Heimisha office in Bp is looking to hire an additional F/T secretary. graduate preferred. great phone & communication skills, organized, basic computers, multi task. email resume, bpnewjob@gmail.com NOW HIRING! Are you looking for a Promising New Career? A positive work environment with a rewarding quality of life? Are you ambitious and goal-oriented? Now is the time to join our sales team! We are a thriving, established company looking to take you to the next level. No experience necessary, we provide all the training and support you need to be successful. Skills required: excellent communication skills, strong work ethic, desire to learn and succeed. To apply contact hr@ arkmortgage.com

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NOW HIRING! Join our team! Ark Mortgage is hiring for entry-level positions – full time, no experience necessary. We provide our employees with extensive training, excellent compensation, paid vacation/ holidays, benefits, and many opportunities for career growth! Please send your resume to hr@arkmortgage. com DIRECT SUPPORT COUNSELOR

Seeking F/T Direct Support Counselor for women’s Day Hab program in Boro Park; work with a fun and lively group of women of developmentally disabled; Share your talents and help them lead a meaningful and productive life. Candidate must be responsible, creative, and a team player. Great Environment and comparable pay. Driving a plus. Please submit resume to jobs@hcsny. org AFTER HOURS TEACHER Chassidishe Preschool looking for a warm and passionate after hours teacher. With/ Without degree. Great pay. Email 44preschool@gmail.com POSITION AVAILABLE Are you motivated? Driven? Skilled? You can earn $250,000+!! As a salesperson in 2-3 years. Discover The Mint Capital. Email: hr@ themintcapital.com. We provide full mortgage& sales training PHYSICAL THERAPIST Seeking experienced Physical Therapist for Special Ed school in Brooklyn. Excellent salary and collaborative working environment. Resumes@yadyisroelschool. org

SALESLADY WANTED Tip Top is looking for a sales lady for the jewelery depot. Please call 845.709.1649 PRENURSERY ASSISTANT for September 2021. Email resume morahjob321@gmail. com F/T SECRETARY Looking to hire in a busy wig salon full time secretary Sunday-Thursday must be organized, people person, multi tasked. Email resume to info@tobywigsalon.com TALENT? MEET HAMSPIK! Use your strengths to help people in a meaningful and fulfilling way! Hamaspik of Kings County is seeking sensitive, devoted and qualified employees to work one on one with a special needs individual. Please email your resume to dlichtman@hamaspikkkings. org or leave call me at 7183878400 ext 236. COMHAB/RESPITE Seeking an adult to provide Com-hab/respite services for a 30-year-old male during the day 1:00-5:00. Driving a plus! For more info reach out to ftaub@hamaspikkings.org or 718-387-8400 ext 235. ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT Looking for an administrative assistant to perform administrative tasks at our busy Boro Park office, good communication and organization skills a must. Please email resume to jobs@ hcsny.org COMHAB/RESPITE Seeking a Com Hab worker to work with a high functioning, male individual during the day. Seeking a high school girl to do Respite with a 4 year old girl on Shabbos. Please call 718-387-8400 Ext 132 or email RTauber@ hamaspikkings.org

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HCS is seeking an energetic male to work in our Boro park DayHab with developmentally disabled men. Responsibilities include spending time with them, help with daily tasks, bringing joy and fun into their day, filling out paperwork in a timely fashion. Valid driver’s license preferred. Please forward resumes to jobs@hcsny.org AMAZING OPPORTUNITY! Chassidishe special-ed Cheder seeks an experienced female teacher for afternoon hours. Warm and supportive work environment. Competitive salary. Email resume:Hr@ichudmosdos. org SWIFT STAFFING is seeking to hire additional recruiters. Part-time & Flexible hours. Email your resume to Info@ SwiftStaffingGroup.com COMPUTER TECHNICIAN Heimishe office in BP seeking a full time computer technician. Please call: 718.686.3514 if no answer pls lve msg FEMALE LIFEGUARD Monticello bungalow colony looking for experienced female lifeguard for 2nd half. Great pay. No accommodations 917 586 8606 HANDYMAN WANTED Must know electric, plumbing, carpentry, etc. 718.614.7161 HEAD COUNSELORS/ COUNSELORS for girls day camp in Kiamesha lake. Transportation provided. 646-208-7270

PARAPROFESSIONALS NEEDED Seeking full-time paraprofessionals to work in a special education school for the 2021-2022 school year in Flatbush. Excellent ABA training. Heimish environment! Transportation from BP provided. resumes@ yadyisroelschool.org SUMMER Summer staff - Teachers/ counselors/paras for heimishe day camp in BP. Email resume to daycamp@ yesodeibina.org or call 929.254.0080 ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR/ CURRICULUM COORDINATOR For heimishe, Yiddish speaking elementary school in BP, kodesh and/or chol. Exp. a must. Email resume to school718438@gmail.com EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT An e-commerce company is seeking an individual as executive assistant, resp. with effective communication & organizational skills F/T hr@ photo4less.com NOW HIRING Special Ed School on Ocean Parkway Now Hiring: - 1:1 Instructors - Licensed Classroom Teacher. Hours: 8:50-3:45 (until 12:30 on Fridays) Call: 718-370-3140. Email Resume: mkatz@ mastermindsaba.org MALE LIFEGUARD Yeled V`Yalda Fitness Center seeks male Lifeguard and Group Exercise Instructor. Email resume to: fitness@ yeled.org LOOKING FOR HOMES Looking for temporary or permanent homes for several children. Please contact Surie Morgenstern @347693-8080, smorgenstern@ hamaspikkings.org

HIRING NOW! ABA Agency in Flatbush is looking to hire F/T office employees to join our growing team. Hiring immediately: Secretary, Human Resources and Intake Coordinators, Authorizations Specialist, Recruiter and Case Manager.Warm, heimish office environment with tremendous room for growth. Willing to train the right candidate! Very competitive salaries! Contact ckovitz@bkbehavior.com to learn more. LOOKING FOR HOME For a newborn with DS, please contact Surie Morgenstern @347-6938080, smorgenstern@ hamaspikkings.org SECRETARY WANTED Real Estate office in BP seeking FT Secretary, with good phone & Organizational skills, knowledge in Microsoft Office and QB. Will train. Email Resume management1ny@gmail.com

INTAKE COORDINATOR

Are you bright, eager to learn, and have good people skills? Are you looking for a job where you will really help families and children? If so, this is the job for you! Work closely with families, and help them get services for their developmentally disabled child/family member. You will assist parents to apply and supply documents; and navigate the system to get them valuable, supportive assistance. This is a stimulating and very rewarding job, with lots of room or growth and advancement. Please submit resume to jobs@ hcsny.org

EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY! Chayeinu Academy looking to hire 1:1 instructors, classroom teachers, Physical and Occupational Therapists. 7183039170/info@ chayeinuacademy.org FREELANCE TRANSLATORS Seeking translators from English into Yiddish. Must have steady email access and great Yiddish writing skills. translateintoyiddish@gmail. com ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE REP Seeking an Accounts Receivable Representative for an Accounting Firm. Flexible hours. Located in BP. Great work environment. Good Pay. Email your resume to Jobstofill2020@gmail.com

HELP WANTED Milestones-Hamaspik Early Childhood is seeking Early Intervention Service Coordinators. Minimum requirements: BA in Health and Human Services Or Associates degree in Health and Human services and +1 year experience in service coordination or care management Or 2+ years’ experience as a service coordinator. Please email resumes to milestones@ hamaspikkings.org MOTHER’S HELPER Hamaspik camp is seeking heimisha mother’s helpers for second half. Fun staff program in the evening. Please call 347-392-1659 COUNSELORS WANTED Yiddish speaking playgroup 18 ave lwr st. 7 grd & up 718 871 0870 July 7, 2021

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Classifieds ASSISTANT BUYER A Heimishe E-Commerce Company Seeking Yungerman as Assistant Buyer Responsible with good communication skills no exp. Needed hr@photo4less.com JOB RESUMES Need a great work resume? Resumes are what we do! Call/text 845-554-5778 or email resumakerpro@gmail. com. SUMMER JOB Are you youth corp eligible? Day camp premises seeking responsible babysitters, come with a friend.Many bonuses!! call:13473228421 RECEPTIONIST

Early Intervention Office. Computer Literate, Detail Oriented, Full time. Please email hr@challenge-ei.com Or call 718-851-3300 ext 210 EDUCATION DIRECTOR Education Director position is available in a Williamsburg Head Start program. Please email resume to 6331212sh@ gmail.com HEAD COUNSELORS seeking two lebidige head counselors for the second half. great environment 347986-6754 SALESWOMEN Uniform store seeking store manager and saleswomen from now until the school year. Great Pay! Experience a plus. Call/Text: 929-352-4167 POSITION AVAILABLE Great opportunity for the right individual! Chassidishe preschool looking for a heimishe yingerman with a Masters or BA in education. (or on a study plan) Warm and passionate. Great pay. Email for more information and attache resume 44preschool@gmail.com

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SECRETARY Looking for a full time secretary in a bp office please call 19176769107 ADMINISTRATIVE SECRETARY Looking for full time administrative secretary in chassidisha girls school in boro park, detail oriented, computer savvy. Email schoolposition@gmail.com BUILDING MANAGER Looking for experienced building manager in chassidisha girls school in boro park. Email schoolposition@gmail.com TEACHERS WANTED Williamsburg Headstart seeking teachers with BA. Great work environment. Insurance and babysitting options available. Please call 347-528-7149 or 718-935-9848 Ext: 19160 FT SECRETARY Seeking a FT secretary a BP boys chasidishe yeshiva, Position is for long term with taking on greater responsibilities. Basic computer skills with QB / Bookkeeping knowledge is a plus. Email resume to resumeyesh@gmail.com ADMIN ASSISTANT Full time Administrative Secretary. Knowledge in Microsoft Office, Quickbooks. Qualified to work in School Atmosphere. Email Resume: officejobft@gmail.com SALES POSITION sales person for luxury boutique must be computer/ social media savvy, organized and ambitious PT-FT send résumé to ecsaleshelp@ gmail.com. or call Charles bet 11-3. 917-318-7990. ELEMENTARY COUNSELORS seeking high school girls for elementary counselors. fun environment 347-986-6754

HELP WANTED Seeking a talented woman to coordinate women’s parties in BP and Williamsburg. Please leave a message including some background info at (845) 205-3944 F/T SECRETARY B.P. Insurance office looking for FT Secretary. Must be detail oriented, responsible. Will Train. Fax Resume: 718438-2264 or Call 347-768-1287 Lv. Msg JOB OPPORTUNITY Looking for a full time secretary in a real estate office. Quickbooks experience a plus. Please email resume to joboffer1249@gmail.com JOB OPPORTUNITY Responsible female to do various tasks for growing business. Office located in the Brooklyn Square (BP). Email resume to hire@ powernmore.com PRE-SCHOOL SPED Looking for a dynamic teacher for a small special ed pre-school class in heimishe school. Candidate should be passionate, warm, and driven. Experience a must, special ed degree preferred. Be part of an exceptional environment and great team. Email resume to resumes5781@gmail.com or fax to 718-435-4092. COOK WANTED

Looking for p/t cook, M-TH, 8:45am12pm, pleasant work atmosphere, for day hab program. Please email r.schwarzmer@hcsny.org TODDLER ASSISTANTS Day care program seeking toddlers assistant and a full time rotator. Great work environment! Email Resume: daycareprogram123@gmail. com

SUMMER HELP WANTED Daycare seeking dedicated and energetic high school girls and teachers for second half. For more information call 718-871-0205. MARKETING COORDINATOR BP accounting firm seeking a F/T Marketing Coordinator. Will work on a wide variety of projects, manage designers, artists, & vendors. Must be familiar with social media platforms and related programs. 3+ years’ experience. Email resume to jobstofill2020@gmail. com, Subject: Marketing Coordinator ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT Busy BP office seeks F/T capable Admin Assist to join our team. Must be computer proficient, have the ability to multi-task and have a great attitude. Grt opportunity for growth. Email resume to hr@ smsny.net and write SMS in subject line. TEACHERS WANTED Chassidishe High School seeks – Mishlei/Chumash teacher Fax resume to: 929605-2764 TC COUNSELOR second half Chassidishe daycamp in Boro Park. Call: 347-461-6438 lv msg

BABYSITTING BABYSITTER 13 low 40’s accepting babies for the Summer and Sept. Ages from 6 weeks-18 months. Call: (347) 749-7774

SERVICES VIOLIN LESSONS private violin lessons for girls. All levels, all ages. Call 929 289 1222

EDITH AVE. X Natural skin care products. Call/text 718-812-6307 SARNO COACH Experiencing chronic pain/ symptoms? There is a way out! Heal based on the Sarno method! Call Binah Schiff RDCS, Mind Body Educator and Coach 917-446-5360

HOVERBOARD EXPERIENCE Rent a mountain terrain hoverboard ages 12+ at special rates! hoverboardexperience@ gmail.com PROTEIN SHAKE #1 rated nutritious meal replacement shakes in chocolate\vanilla flavor. Digests well. Call 718-851-5156

SUMMER MATH Math tutor specializing in NYS common core regents. Catch up over the summer. Mrs. Friedman (917) 570-8591 (718) 436-4489

SERENITY SOLUTIONS organize your home & life. Call Chana Malky 718-8095963

MUSIC LESSONS BP Have your daughter master the keyboard. Many happy graduates. Refer a friend and receive a free lesson. Call 845-502-4170

PROFESSIONAL ALBUMS We specialise in baby, engagement and wedding albums. please email Lbgraphicsndesign@gmail. com for samples. or call/txt 347-768-0635

GARTLECH we fix knitted & crochet Gartlech & make beautiful fringes. We also teach how to knit & crochet. 917-414-3281 GARTEL FRINGES We make professional gartel fringes and mend gartelach. Same day service. In the heart of BP. (347) 693 4920 or 7184357644 LIGHT ALTERATIONS Please Call: 718.450.4700 APEX CLASSES For cognitive development (OPWDD) Music, art, writing, baking, tutoring, kriah, sand sessions, gardening. 8457828885 SARNO COACH One on one for women. Helping you free yourself from pain in one session. 917830-3807 AYIN HORAH Rebetzin Aidel Miller from Yerushalayim now available to remove “Ayin Horah” over the phone. 718.689.1902/ 516.300.1490

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KIVREI TZADDIKIM TOURS led by Hamodia’s Rabbi Yosef Gesser. Be inspired by Jewish history, daven. Great for schools. Ygesser@gmail.com, 718-690-1534 PHOTOGRAPHY Photographer available, can also shoot video. Please call 917-345-4859 for pricing. Weddings, Bar/Bat-Mitzvahs, Special Occasions. WOOD REPAIR Cool Revamping. All Wood Refurbished, Repaired. ‘2021 Facelft. Competitive Pricing & Svc. Commercial, Residential, & Shuls. Txt 212 991 8548. CHILDBIRTH CLASSES Providing info, exercise, halacha and emotional support. Call/text Lamaze with Henny 347-871-2955 STROLLERS & ACCESSORIES FOR SALE Used Bees & Doonas starting at $295. Fox $549. Lynx $585. Brande new black bee5 $549. Cameleon2 $249. Call 347436-6314/426-2339

INFINITE for dry and aging skin. HYDRATING CLEANSER, FIRMING SERUM, RESTORING CREAM Call 718-851-5156 DRIVER AVAILABLE Driver with many years exp. available to do long distance trips with brand new minivan. Reasonable rates. 917.405.8469 PHOTO ALBUMS Custom photo books, weddings, engagements, Chosson/Baby, Upsherin, etc. Also professional photo editing. 347.563.5153 PAINT PARTIES Reserve your paint night today.Pls call 347-461-4062. Also accepting bookings for daycamps.

RESUME WRITER Applying for a job? Get your resume done by an expert for best results. Call 917-687-1198 COLLEGE MATH NYSTCE for Masters in Education, math for BA, CLEP, Algebra, Pre-calculus, and more...Private or group. Mrs. Friedman 917-570-8591 718-436-4489 PUA UNEMPLOYMENT Leave message/text 718-6731740 SUMMER FUN Big Moonwalk to rent. Call 7184351464. GRAPHIC DESIGNER available for your upsherin labels Email malkys1234@ gmail.com

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Classifieds HANDYMAN Experienced & Reliable handyman Small jobs our specialty! Plumbing, Electric, construction, Locksmith, painting, plastering. Shabbos clocks, outlets/switches, call: 347.275.5408 SPEAKER/LECTURER Hamodia columnist Rabbi Yosef Gesser is available to speak for your group. Dealing With Adversity, Middos, etc 718-690-1534, ygesser@ gmail.com. PROFESSIONAL PHOTOGRAPHY Visiting Israel? Book your photoshoot Email: snapshotsbyesty@gmail.com call 646-916-2340 MANAGE BETTER 845-604-0118 Budgeting, time management, home organizing. Course covered by Opwdd/ Self Direction. FIGHT METER TICKETS Leave ticket and $18 cash (phone number/email) at 1303 53 St. Suite 22. Email: metertickets@gmail.com call :732-708-3534 FOREVER LIVING PRODUCTS Available in Williamsburg 347 598 2874 PHOTOGRAPHY Children, Portraits, Family, Upsherin.Videos for any occasion, family Gatherings, Anniversaries, events, etc. 347.563.5153 STUDIO PHOTOGRAPHY Outdoor and indoor studio photography. well priced pls call347 628 5619 ENJOY THE SUN revolutionary sunscreen that protects the skin from sun,while giving it excellent moisture. call 929-367-8040 if no answer lv. msg

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DRIVER AVAILABLE A heimishe driver with a 15 PASSENGER VAN AVAILABLE in the mountains1646-921-9678 MUD/GRASS STAIN REMOVER Works Wonders! Call 929-3678040

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B JEWELED Costume and sterling silver jewelry. 718-812-6307

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WASH N SET Specializing in synthetic. Reasonable rates. Call:917589-6780

Bris Accessories 347- 2442065

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Baby earbands 347 409 9479

Bris Accessories 718-4350664 Kallah Cape 718 - 633 - 8261 KALLAH ACCESSORIES BP. 718-551-8714

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Shoes & Crowns BP 718-9724768.

REFRIGERATED VAN Brand new 2020, with standby mode, high roof, for rent with driver. 212.662.1300

Communication Class 347753-1071.

DONATE VEHICLE Donate any vehicle, get $2,400 gift for shopping and $1,500 tax deduction. 718974-9428 SHARE APARTMENT Seeking frum girl to rent room in my BP apt. Out of town welcome. Private bed/ bath. W/D included. Small fee. Avail immediately. Good location. Call 718-755-8402 BORED AT HOME? Call Ahavas Yisroel Line for Women and girls of all ages. 646-248-6363 SARNO COACH Are you in pain? Get rid of it by getting to the root of whats causing the pain and learn techniques that has helped many heal. Call 929-6009900 press option 0 to speak to a coach.

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LOST gold bracelet June 15 in BP. Call/text 929-275-5754. gold chain bracelet a week after shvuos in BP 17182325522

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FREE ISSUE 92 JULY 7, 2021

FYI: CRAYOLA

‫מסעי‬-‫פרשת מטות‬ ‫כ”ז תמוז תשפ”א‬

SOUL SCRIBBLES Can a drawing reveal your strengths and struggles?

Kid-Craf ted Complim ent Cards

SHARING IS CARING Because a well-penned word speaks volumes

SUPERSATISFYING PAINT POURS

This week:

Fill the need to create with fluid art

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Week in Review

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The Black Sheep

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The Story Behind the Squiggles

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