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Mazal Tov! 18 is Not A Crowd

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‘Less physical work.’ Rivkah and her baby

Rivkah, 44, of Jerusalem gives birth to her 18th baby, who is already an uncle of two and evens out score in household which is now comprised of nine girls and nine boys. ‘They came one by one,’ she says.

CLOTHESMINDEDNESS – You Are What You Wear

by Rabbi Yoseph Kahanov Jax, FL.

Motel the tailor wanders into a small flophouse late one stormy winter night. “Quite full,” says the innkeeper. “Let’s see . . . I’ve got a single Cossack in one of the rooms up on the top floor. Your best bet is to climb into the bed beside him. Sorry, it’s the best I can do. ”

Grateful for a place to park his weary bones, the traveler quickly makes for the staircase, halting only to request that the innkeeper wake him well before dawn. “Got a train to catch,” he importantly blurts out.

Before he knows it, there’s a hand shaking him awake. “It’s well before dawn,” says a voice; “your train.”

Kids Prepare for Interstate Farbrengen Conference Call

Chabad House Compass Express

Children participating in a conference call. Illustration Photo.

This coming Sunday, Tes Adar, dozens of Shluchim’s children in a various time zones will gather to sing Niggunim, hear a Chassisidishe Maaseh, say L’chaim (on grape juice) and rededicate themselves to their missions as soldiers in Tzivos Hashem. All this, via conference call.

Weekly Photo of the Rebbe – 1949

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CrownHeights.info and the Avner Institute would like to present a newly released photo of the Rebbe (standing in the background, second to the left, under the chupah) at the wedding of Rabbi Peretz and Chaya Ita Hecht, which took place 22 Adar 5709 (1949) at the Clinton Plaza Hall. With special thanks to Rabbi Shea Hecht.

Mrs. Lapine, a Wife and Mother

by Jena Morris Breningstall – ‘A Slice of Life’ – Lechaim Weekly

From a speech at the memorial to Pesha Leah Lapine

Pesha Leah Lapine and I were not only cousins, we were good friends. I remember the night we became friends. Pesha Leah and I were exactly the same age, and had done the same things at the same time. We had each gone from the social issues of the sixties, to a growing sense of Judaism in the seventies. Everything Pesha Leah said that night made me laugh and I laughed until my sides ached.

Mubarak: “What Does the Rebbe Want From Me?”

Mr. Yisroel Katzover is a senior journalist who covered the IDF for several decades for numerous Israeli newspapers and media channels. Through the years, he consulted and received much advice and guidance from the Rebbe.

Kosher Cooking and its Spiritual Side

Rabbi Hillel Scop, his wife, Chana, and their children (from left): Mendel, 6; Chaim Boruch, 4,; Devorah Leah, 10; Sruly, 2 (on Chana’s lap); Schneur, 12; and Chaya, 8.

Celebrating food, good nutrition and Jewish heritage — the gourmet kosher cooking classes at Chabad Lubavitch of Mill Valley are about all that and more.