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The “Happy” in Happy New Year

The “Happy” in Happy New Year

Next week we will all wish each other a “Happy New Year” as we prepare to celebrate Rosh Hashanah beginning Sunday evening. Last week I read an interesting Dvar Torah by Rabbi Jonathan Sacks who distinguished between the Hebrew words for happiness (“Ashrei/Osher”) and...

Parashat Nitzavim: Choose Life

Parashat Nitzavim: Choose Life

By: Deborah Abecassis Warshawsky On the first day of school, my youngest daughter ran into my room at 6:40 AM, fully dressed, teeth brushed and ready to start grade 2.  After complimenting her on her choice of outfit and telling her how proud and impressed I was that...

Parashat Ki Tavo –  Are you the meanest parent?

Parashat Ki Tavo – Are you the meanest parent?

Deborah Abecassis Warshawsky The latest accusation of “You’re SO mean!” was whined at me when my new 2015-16 Screen-Time Rules - written in fun colour markers - was pinned to the board in my kitchen.  To my surprise, however, even with little or no homework these last...

Parashat Ki Teitze – I promise to be responsible

Parashat Ki Teitze – I promise to be responsible

By: Deborah Abecassis Warshawsky I’m sure you’ve been there.  Granola bar is unwrapped, Ziploc bag of pretzels is finished, drippy nose is wiped with a tissue, and then, the garbage is handed over to you, the parent: “Here, I’m done.”  Uh what?  When did mother become...