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JoJo
03/25/2013 by JoJo

Cats Are Not Babies. SPECIAL BONUS: CATS TELLING THE PASSOVER STORY!

Dear World,I'm still not pregnant. Also, cats are not babies. I have a cat. I do not have a baby. They are not the same... Read More
Posted in: Personal Stories
Why don't we hold a seder on the last two nights of Passover like we do the first two?
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03/12/2013 by Ask A Rabbi

Why don't we hold a seder on the last two nights of Passover like we do the first two?

Why don't we hold a seder on the last two nights of Passover like we do on the first two? I know those days are... Read More
Posted in: Judaism & Spirituality
Nehar Shalom Community Synagogue
02/28/2013 by Nehar Shalom Community Synagogue

Second Night Community Seder

Second Night Community Seder- Nehar Shalom Community Synagogue in Jamaica PlainTuesday March 26th, 6:45 pmJoin us at our community seder! We will daven Ma'ariv at... Read More
Posted in: Community News
Passover Joy Comes in Small Package
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04/02/2012 by Jewish Muse

Passover Joy Comes in Small Package

As a few adults rush by him, my 4-year-old twirls around as he plays with a wind-up matzo ball toy. He giggles as he watches... Read More
Posted in: Kids & Parenting
Jewish Community Centers of Greater Boston
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03/16/2012 by msokoll on behalf of Jewish Community Centers of Greater Boston

Opening My Eyes in this Season of Seders

Dear Colleagues and Friends, In this season of many Passover seders in our homes and in the community, I need to tell you about something... Read More
Posted in: Community News
Passover 101: Slavery, Freedom, Matzah and More
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03/13/2012 by Michelle Goldberg on behalf of JewishBoston.com

Passover 101: Slavery, Freedom, Matzah and More

Passover 2012 is celebrated for eight days beginning on the evening of Friday, April 6th and ending at dusk on Saturday, April 14th. Some Jews, particularly... Read More
Posted in: Judaism & Spirituality
Toddler Teaches Passover Lesson: Set Low Expectations
04/27/2011 by Jewish Muse

Toddler Teaches Passover Lesson: Set Low Expectations

My childhood memories of Passover are fleeting. My parents, my brothers, and I celebrated two-minute seders. Eat matzo. Four questions. Hide, find afikomen. Done. Thanksgiving,... Read More
Posted in: Kids & Parenting
"All who are hungry..."--How one woman is ensuring that every Metrowest citizen has the means to celebrate Passover.
04/15/2011 by Jewish Family Service of Metrowest

"All who are hungry..."--How one woman is ensuring that every Metrowest citizen has the means to celebrate Passover.

Spring time is that magical time of year when we all pay closer attention to the transformation of landscape and await each new flower with... Read More
Posted in: Community News
The Jewish Birth Network
04/08/2011 by ShiraZShazeer on behalf of The Jewish Birth Network

The Birth of a New Pesach Tradition - Why is this Seder Different?

In my family, we have big Passover seders.  What started as a nice full table when my grandmothers, and then my mother and aunts hosted... Read More
Posted in: Lifecycles
Jewish Muse
03/29/2011 by Jewish Muse

Zoo Time at Seder Or Bringing Out the Kid in All of Us

Our 3-year-old son sits at the dinner table for 10 or 15 minutes on a good day.  And yet, I’m hopeful that he will stick... Read More
Posted in: Kids & Parenting
 
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