They call them “The Sandwich Generation.” They are a generation who do their best to take care of their aging parents and observe the mitzvah of kibud av v'eim (honoring one's parents) while caring and raising their precious kinderlach (children). One of the most difficult tasks for members of The Sandwich Generation is when

As I made my way to Manhattan for yet another pilgrimage to the ‘Bastion of (hopefully) Beneficence' – Memorial Sloan Kettering Hospital – I knew that before performing the mitzvah of Bikur Cholim, I would first have to deal with the critical and necessary step of finding a parking spot. A legal parking spot in Manhattan

There are many lessons one can learn from the horrific carnage which took place in California last week. For instance, I am amazed at the difference in how certain people view the concept of “inspiration.” A quick Google search of the words “Inspire Judaism” brought me to a website of “Project Inspire.” The webpage states its goal is: “to awaken and