So, lounging in my mail box was the latest edition of the AARP Bulletin. There, on page 24, the blaring headline “The Boomers Turn 70”. This I needed? OK, so yes, the first wave of [Read more…]
This week we read of the final plagues brought upon Egypt as we prepare ourselves for the Exodus. Pharaoh’s heart is hardened but he still refuses. As things evolve, we read in Exodus 10:21 “Then [Read more…]
On the January 5, 2016 edition of Boomer Generation Radio, Dr. Barbara Harrison, associate professor of Nursing at West Chester University discusses healthy aging wellness, and exercise. In the second half of the program, Joy [Read more…]
OK, full disclosure. I finally managed to see “the movie”. My son and I set the date to renew a tradition now decades old( which in itself is hard to believe). We have watched each [Read more…]
Our Torah moves on this Shabbat to an interesting series of scenes. There is dialogue between God and Moses regarding Moses’s call to go to Pharoah. The reluctant Moses again tries to get out of [Read more…]
JSA Contributor Stefanie Levine Cohen, a Cherry Hill-based writer, has her newest story, “A Lifetime to Go” in the Winter 2015 issue of Limestone, a literary journal at the University of Kentucky. Stefanie has graciously [Read more…]
Editor’s Note: This guest commentary is from one of my students at the Katz JCC in Cherry Hill, NJ. For many of us, the “holiday season” begins with Rosh Hashanah, and moves on thru Yom [Read more…]
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