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HOME & FAMILY No Small Changeby Shoshana Schwartz Change. We all fear it, worry about it, agonize over it, daydream about it and, paradoxically, yearn for it and anticipate it. Any change, no matter how small, forces us to deviate from the familiar and predictable. And frankly, that can be frightening. Think about it: what happened the last time someone gave you skim milk in your coffee instead of whole milk? Or your regular parking space was occupied? Hopefully, it didn't ruin your day, but you did need to adapt. I've been following your articles on Shidduchim, written from various viewpoints. Now I'd like to add a suggestion that might be both helpful and possibly controversial.
Sense of Scent Springtime is probably the season most associated with smell, that powerful G-d-given sense which we rarely acknowledge.
A Shidduch Made in Heaven -- a True
Story [Against all odds, this shidduch went through. It should give us second thoughts about eligibles, compatibles and random suggestions...]
Teaching Your Children Problem
Solving Social problem solving is a vitally important life skill for
children to master and one that can be taught starting from a
very young age. Children often get locked into aggressive
behavior patterns because they don't feel they have
alternatives in challenging situations. This is especially
true of small chilren but can apply to children of all ages.
WHAT'S COOKING? Milchig Seuda Shlishis time again. Try this one.
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