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The Passover Seder and the The Last Supper It’s that time of year again when Jews who observe tradition celebrate
Biographical and autobiographical writings.
The Passover Seder and the The Last Supper It’s that time of year again when Jews who observe tradition celebrate
Dear Reader, As I hope you know, I’m working on redesigning my blog. I am personally receiving some annoying emails
Dear Friends, I’m taking a course in better blog design which I hope will make my blog more useful to
My first smartwatch was a Fitbit Charge 3 which I purchased towards the end of 2018. I was quite happy
One of the things we often hear about the rather crazy state-vs-federal government system of the USA is that the
It’s time for me to say something about a controversy that seems to be in the news almost every day,
Writing about the history of Hanukkah has become something of an annual tradition for me and the story remains much
As you will soon understand, what I write now has been heavily on my mind for more than three months.
On Wednesday, July 20, 2022, I stepped to the lectern in Congregation Kehillat Israel of East Lansing, Michigan, to celebrate
Okay, it’s time for me to reprise my personal favorite story of the Winter season. It was 1973 and I
My annual “Would you like to review your retirement account” message arrived from one of my retirement plans today. This
It’s time for my annual Hanukkah message. I’ve been doing this off-and-on since 1972, when an article I wrote was
We learned of the passing this last weekend of a dear friend, Dr. Harold Diftler. Harold and his wife Joyce
Hanukkah 5781 for secular year 2020 is upon us and it is a holiday I always look forward to and
First, I have to begin with a word of caution. This biographical entry contains some materials of a medical nature
Today is the 9th anniversary of the passing of my mother, Mrs. Stella Love (as she preferred to be known),