Iron Swords: The Emotional Roller Coaster
110 days of reserve duty. I do not know exactly how many of those days he was actually not [...]
110 days of reserve duty. I do not know exactly how many of those days he was actually not [...]
To our dear friends in our wonderful community, I write to you from Eretz Yisrael to thank you for [...]
For my entire life the mikveh has been this thing, this event, that has loomed over my head. I first [...]
Hello my dear bride, I just want to wish you a big big mazal tov! This is such an [...]
When you live in a place where there is a mikveh, then toivelling is something you do at that mikveh. [...]
Now that I’m officially a kallah teacher in Israel, well-trained by the Eden Center, I thought it would be good [...]
Almost a year after I got married, I had plans to be at my in-laws for Thanksgiving. Being at their [...]
We went to Puerto Rico for vacation. Got badly sunburned. I mean, really badly. Like sun poisoning. Both me [...]
My husband is a warm, funny, generous person. Together we discovered the most wonderful facets of couplehood, of moving [...]
When I first saw the young man at an NCSY Shabbaton, my first thought was that “he’s so cute.” [...]
Trigger warning: this blog contains explicit and sensitive material about pregnancy loss. Should we get pregnant? It was a [...]
I met my husband when I was twenty-one. He lived in one city, I in another half way across [...]
Here’s the thing with the mikveh. For me. I don’t like to go, but I go. I go when [...]
Disclaimer: This blog is the personal opinion of the author. The Eden Center does not endorse positions stated in [...]
What is it like to be going through fertility treatments? Here is a description of a typical 2-months: I get [...]
We are coming to the end of a shmita year– and I have paid attention. I went to several of [...]
I got engaged 14 years ago. From our first date to the wedding day was only 3 months. While I [...]
We say that mikveh night is like a renewal of marriage. It's a time where we start again, recommit ourselves, [...]