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Follow this link to JewishGen annual report
http://issuu.com/jewishgen/docs/2011_update/28 Jewishgen is perhaps the largest group of Jewish Genealogists in the US, maybe the world. But saying the world is kind of misleading, too, because JewishGen exists on the Internet, and it is international
Join me as a member of The Forward
Join me as a member of The Forward I did just become a member of The Forward, but I’m also curious: How many of you out there keep charity spreadsheets? Do they help? Do you work with your spouse on … Continue reading
After decades, family unravels Holocaust mystery – World News
After decades, family unravels Holocaust mystery – World News
Extra-City-Kid Perception
Published in a glossy publication. Very stoked! Extra-City-Kid Perception_Scooter Fall 2013 Vol. 3 No. 1
October 3: Sukkahs!
I have been building Sukkahs for 27 years. It was my mother’s pride and joy that she had a daughter who 1, had a private house so they could build a sukkah, and 2, had enough Jewish identity to bother. … Continue reading
Mending Road
Over at Congregation Etz Chayim, we are finally taking care of some major bumps we have in the driveway. They were put there by a shamel ash, or Mexican Ash, Latin name of fraxinus uhdei, which is pronounced Frax-in-nuss You-dee-eye. … Continue reading
Honey Cake Pops
August 31, 2013 If you hung around to help clean up a week ago Sunday, you got served some Honey Cake Pops on August 25th at Congregation Etz Chayim’s religious school’s Rosh Hashanah celebration called “The Shofar is Calling You.” … Continue reading
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How I got to work with Atari
This post is an excerpt from the book I’m working on. In 1984 I thought I should work at Atari too, alongside my husband Leonard and his brothers. After all, I had a Barnard degree, had played a lot of … Continue reading
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