I interviewed Rabbi and Cantor Judy Greenfeld who is a concierge Rabbi in West Los Angeles. She talked about how to achieve balance and spiritual contentment during the holidays as it is a stressful time for many people. Her tips are Universal and can apply to anyone no matter what religion they are. Watch my video interview here About Rabbi Judy Rabbi and Cantor … [Read more...]
A Doctor Tells You How to Clean Your Nose the Right Way
We take care of our teeth and eyes, but do we take care of that protrusion in the middle of our face? I’m talking about our noses. Sure, we blow it when it gets runny, we may even spray mist into it, but do we clean it properly? Chances are, we don’t. I met Dr. Gail Lebovic at an event here in Los Angeles. She’s an Oncoplastic Surgeon who specializes in breast cancer and … [Read more...]
Baketivity Baking Kits: An Awesome Year-Round Gift for Grandkids
I got to try out a Baketivity Baking Kit for Grinch-style green-filled Donuts. The company sells subscription baking kits that let you share the love of baking with your grandkids or any other kid you love. Each kit comes with most of the ingredients pre-measured and ready to go. The only things you may need to provide are butter, eggs, cooking spray, or milk, and … [Read more...]
How to Not Be Boring at Parties and Other Social Events
You know what I’m talking about. A guest at a party drones on and on about the mundane happenings in their life. They aren’t toxic or mean. . . they’re just boring. A boring person will often try to dominate the conversation. Each sentence they utter ends without a pause so that the person they are talking to cannot jump in and respond. They keep talking while those around … [Read more...]
Traditional Braided Challah Bread
Braided Challah bread is traditionally served by Ashkenazi Jews during rituals, particularly for Friday and Saturday Shabbat, except during Passover. Its woven ropes symbolize unity and the twelve mounds represent the twelve tribes of Israel. I'm sure you will agree that unity is much needed today. The origin of challah bread goes back to medieval times in Southern Germany … [Read more...]
