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TheJewishWoman.org: July 25, 2010 | | Stories of Return |  | Family in Flight
By Rea Bochner
I should have seen it coming when he wouldn’t drive to synagogue with us anymore, or eat at our favorite non-kosher restaurants. One minute, he was just our baseball-cap-sporting patriarch, watching videos with us on Saturday afternoon while we munched on gummy candy. The next minute, he was a bearded, kippah-wearing, Torah-quoting stranger… | | Jewish Women You Should Know |  | Dorothy Smith
— Turning Challenges into Springboards
By Rhona Lewis
| | The Month of Av |  | The Circle and the Line
— Celebrating Tu B’Av
By Sara Esther Crispe
Two of the most basic of shapes, yet two extremely deep and complex ideas. Feminine and masculine. The circle and the line . . . | | Reflections |  | The Beauty of Silence
By Elana Mizrahi
As a mother of two small children I worry when I hear silence. Whether it's laughing or screaming, to me noise is reassuring. Noise means that everything is okay. Well usually anyways... | | The Month of Av |  | The Dancing Maidens of Jerusalem
— The Holiday of Tu B'av
Based on the teachings of the Lubavitcher Rebbe
There were no greater festivals for Israel than the 15th of Av and Yom Kippur. On these days the daughters of Jerusalem would go out... and dance in the vineyards. And what would they say? "Young man, raise your eyes and see which you select for you..." | | Poetry |  | Tu B'Av
By Esther Cameron
Dance, maidens of Jerusalem,
Dance your round and sing,
And call the lads of Jerusalem
Around your pleasant ring. |
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Our 10-year-old son is a very sensitive boy. My husband is not an overly sensitive person. He has very little patience for our son’s gentle nature; in fact, he calls him a wimp...
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