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Monday, March 01, 2010
Announcement: A Mother in Israel Has Moved
I've put up a few new posts to make up for being absent over the last few days, and more are on the way:
Grabbing the Chapper: A Model of Israeli Tolerance and Cooperation
Update List of Injured Soldiers and Civilians
Why I Moved My Blog to Wordpress
Breastfeeding: The Optimal Way to Space Babies
Or you can read them all at once here.
Happy belated Tu Beshevat!
Sunday, August 16, 2009
Overwhelmed by Cooking? Check out CookingManager.Com
AMotherinIsrael.Com is still going strong. Get updates by subscribing below.
I started a new blog about saving time and money in the kitchen, called CookingManager.Com. If you want to cook more from scratch, use your appliances wisely, and learn about the best ways to make the most of your food budget, check it out.Get updates to AMotherInIsrael.com in a reader or by email
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Thursday, May 28, 2009
What You Are Missing:
If you haven't signed up get updates on posts at AMotherInIsrael.com you might have missed:
A series on Pashkevilim, Anti-Establishment Wall Posters in Jerusalem
Abortion in the Religious Zionist Community
Tips on Staying Home and Staying Sane
Frugal Strategies for Young Families that Pay Off as Your Family Grows
How to Make a Sourdough Starter
Eruv Tavshilin and Shavuot Recipes
Breastfeeding and Introduction of Solid Foods: New Guidelines from the Israeli Health Ministry
The Week of the Police Robots
Dr. Chana Kattan: Large Families Yes, Demanding Careers No
Stepping Off Your Teen's Emotional Rollercoaster
And much, much more.
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Friday, March 06, 2009
Posts for the week of March 1 at AMotherInIsrael.com
Posts this week at A Mother in Israel's new location:
Army Service and Taxes: A guest post at DovBear.
Seed Experiments: Does Microwaved Water Prevent Seeds from Sprouting?
What to Do When the Elevator is Broken
Winner of Purim Basket Contest Announced
Rabbi Ovadia Yosef's Ruling about Women Reading the Megillah for Men
Links on the Megillah Ruling and MoreSubscribe to AMotherInIsrael.com in a reader
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Friday, February 27, 2009
Guest Post: Breastfeeding and Working
Thanks to commenter Ariela for sharing her experience and recommendations. And as usual, don't miss the comments.
Working and Breastfeeding on AMotherInIsrael.com
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Labels: breastfeeding
Friday, February 27: New Posts at A Mother in Israel.com
Petach Tikva's Bat Cave.
Purim Costume Brainstorming.
Purim Basket Giveaway. The winner will be announced on Monday, March 3.
Creative Cooking Using Leftovers: Chicken Casserole.
A Week with No Shopping and Other Links.
Shabbat shalom!
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Friday, February 20, 2009
More New Posts at AMotherInIsrael.com: Goats, girls and prayer, parenting, tzniut and more
Join the discussions at my new blog, AMotherInIsrael.com If you're having trouble accessing the feed in your blog reader, try typing in amotherinisrael.com/feed.
Exclusive: Street Goats in Bnei Brak Don't miss these pictures.
Guest Post: Jewish Girls and Prayer. A discussion about educating girls in the Orthodox community.
Babies Need Company. What is socialization for babies?
Blog Notes. Comments on moving house.
An Uninspiring Letter to the Women of Ramat Beit Shemesh.
Rafi posts a letter he received on the RBS list, thanking women for dressing modestly.
News from Around the Jewish Blogosphere Carnivals, congrats and more.
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Labels: blogging, Israeli living, judaism, tzniut
Monday, February 16, 2009
New Posts at AMotherInIsrael.com
Here are the newest posts at my new location, AMotherInIsrael.com:
Guest Post: Jewish Girls and Prayer
News from Around the Jewish Blogosphere
Exclusive: "Street Goats" in Bnei Brak
Environmenal Dissidence
The RSS feed for the new blog doesn't seem to be working. Until I get it fixed (and probably longer), I'll continue to link to new posts here.
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Monday, February 02, 2009
Updates on wounded soldiers
The list of prayers has been updated, with positive reports on several of the more seriously injured soldiers.
Dvir ben Leah's condition continues to be critical.
He has not woken up since he was wounded by a mortar
shell at the beginning of Operation Cast Lead.
Special prayers for his recovery are scheduled for TUESDAY
FEB 3 (10:20 AM NY Time/5:20 PM Israel Time)
Dvir’s family is calling on Am Yisrael to join in reciting tefillot (prayers)
and tehillim (Psalms) for their son.
Psalms to be recited: 13, 25, 30, 103, 112, 142
For Psalms in Hebrew and English, please visit:
http://www.mechon-mamre.org/p/pt/pt2601.htm
May he and all the sick and injured have a refuah shelaima--a complete and speedy recovery.Subscribe in a reader
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Sunday, January 25, 2009
Link for list of injured soldiers and civilians who need prayers
List of injured Israeli soldiers and civilians, updated daily.
This is a sticky post and will remain at the top. Scroll down for recent posts.Subscribe in a reader
Thursday, January 22, 2009
Ynet: Screaming babies ignored in Israeli maternity wards
In a personal column in the health section of Ynet, clinical psychologist Yair Tzivoni describes his experience in the hospital after his wife gave birth. While she went with a friend to the maternity ward, he brought the new baby to the nursery to await washing, blood tests and immunizations. His own daughter slept, but others screamed. The babies were supervised by one nurse, busy with her routine tasks. She completely ignored the crying babies.
Click here to continue reading.
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Wednesday, January 21, 2009
Exclusive: Official Haredi Guide to Modest Necklines
This document is entitled: "Common Pitfalls Regarding Necklines." At the bottom (cut off) it reads: These pages have been viewed by Rabbi Nissim Karelitz Shlit"a and Rabbi Moshe Shaul Klein Shlit"a from the rabbinic court of Rabbi Vozner Shlit"a.*
Click here to continue reading.
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Labels: Israeli living, tzniut