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Archive for October, 2008

Role models for children

My kids and I attended a preview last week of the new Disney movie High School Musical. My mom had gotten free passes and we were all excited to see the movie. It was a rush to get to the movie theatre and we ate our sandwiches while the local radio and television stations passed [...]

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It never ceased to amaze me. The internet connects us with others from far and wide. Two nights ago, I received an email and comment on my blog from Marie, the founder of a non profit organization called Spreading Joy. Their website is: www.spreadingjoycorp.com. She and I have in common that we want to remember [...]

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What an amazing honor and privilege it was to spend the weekend learning and sharing with Danny Siegel, founder of the Ziv Tzedakah fund (www.ziv.org). Danny’s organization was one that I have donated to for the past couple of years although I learned of his work when I was a teenager. I had originally hoped [...]

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I received a donation request from a local non profit and the front of the card had this quote:
“No act of kindness, no matter how small is ever wasted.” Aesop – The Lion and the Mouse
So don’t forget to do the little things. They are just as important as the big things you can do [...]

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My 40th birthday was last week on Yom Kippur. It was actually probably the best Yom Kippur I have ever had. The fast was easy and I felt great the whole day. I guess attitude is everything. Plus I had the opportunity to read several passages from the prayer book that reiterated the idea of [...]

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It’s October. I love October because the leaves are changing (atleast when I grew up on the East coast they did) and it’s my birthday month. This year I will be turning 40. I am excited and thrilled to have reached this milestone. Ironically, my birthday falls on an auspicious day in the Jewish calendar [...]

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