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Airborne!

My daughter on (above?) Long Beach.

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In the Pre-PSP World

Now, my kids don’t have a PSP or a Wii or whatever but it does seem that the rest of the world does. We recently visited Old Bethpage, a Restoration Village where I took this pick of Tom Sawyer and Becky my son and one of my daughters getting old school with the toys. [...]

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Two Great Words

My son started a new sleepaway camp this summer and, to tell you the truth, we were a bit concerned. He’s a very independent kid and makes friends easily but it wasn’t his first choice for camp and very few of his friends were going there. Today, he called for the first time. [...]

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Uganda Wanna Hear This

My wife’s cousin, Danny has started a blog chronicling his experiences as a medical student doing research in Uganda. Fascinating stuff. Check it out here.

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The Best Father’s Day

I’m not a big father’s day guy, really I’m not, but I do look forward to trying to spend a little extra time with my kids on Father’s Day. This year, I knew that would be difficult.
After returning home at around 1 am Sunday morning from an out of town Bar Mitzvah, we had a [...]

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The Whole World in His Hands

My son at the Unisphere in Flushing Meadows Park.

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A Little Nachas

I meant to post this some time back but didn’t get around to it. My daughter, Shira and her friend garnered Second Place at the School Science Fair. Their project was “Paper Airplanes”, and, to think, my elementary school teachers told me I would never learn anything if I sat through class making [...]

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The Kid is Good

My seven year old seems to have a knack for arcade games though we rarely visit arcades. When we were in the Poconos, she hit the “jackpot” on this one game two or three times. She must get it from my wife who also hit the “jackpot” two [...]

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My son got this spongy blue clay at a Melava Malka we attended. Within twenty minutes, he put this mini-sculpture together. Not bad, huh?
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Missing My Dad

My father, a”h, passed away a little more than seven years ago. At sixty-seven, he was far too young. I must admit that, even though I have his picture up on my screensaver, there are long stretches of time that go by and I don’t think all that much about him. After all, it would [...]

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