Being able to walk in a community and feel so at home really says something. On Thursday, October 25th, after three planes, some birds in the way, hour-long delays and a detour in Chicago, I was able to experience this first hand.
Posted on 19 December 2012.
Being able to walk in a community and feel so at home really says something. On Thursday, October 25th, after three planes, some birds in the way, hour-long delays and a detour in Chicago, I was able to experience this first hand.
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Posted on 04 December 2012.
Ever since I was born, I have been listening to Jewish music. My mom used to only have Jewish CDs in the car so whenever we drove anywhere we were listening to Jewish music.
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Posted on 09 October 2012.
Picture this – It’s late June, an extremely hot day, your entire body is shaking because you are so nervous, you’re walking through the gates of a place you’ve only attended with your NFTY region, and have no idea what was going to happen…
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Posted on 03 October 2012.
The end of summer 2006 was a mixture of “see you in February!” and “you better request me for housing!” All of these departing words were, of course, in reference to Convention in Philadelphia that coming year.
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Posted on 02 October 2012.
NFTY-CWRites check in with what how they spent this past summer and what effect it had on them!
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Posted on 28 September 2012.
As a child, one of my favorite holiday songs was sung during Sukkot. “Apples are delicious, they are so nutritious, you don’t have to wash any dishes, sing a Sukkah song!” This complex arrangement was sung (and not very well) for the entirety of the holiday.
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