Wise Fridays: The Most Difficult Commandment
Posted in History, Life, Parenting on June 10th, 2011 No Comments »
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New Kveller Videos
Posted in Life, Parenting on June 2nd, 2011 No Comments »
It’s gotta be tough to be a struggling actor. You gotta go from audition to audition, trying to act professional while the casting director throw tasks at you that sometimes look like they are just messing with you–seeing if you will crack under the pressure. So what would you do if you were an actor [...]
Jewish New Media Fund Grants Announced
Posted in Parenting on March 14th, 2011 No Comments »
The Jewish New Media Innovation Fund, a pilot program of the Jim Joseph, Righteous Persons, and Charles and Lynn Schusterman Family foundations, announced today the winners of their first grants — and we’re ecstatic to congratulate Kveller.com, one of nine recipients! Here’s what they said: Kveller.com is the first and only Jewish parenting website aimed [...]
Our Favorite Birth Story (and a CONTEST!)
Posted in Parenting on November 16th, 2010 No Comments »
We’re all kvelling here at Kveller and MyJewishLearning over the newest addition to the family. Our managing editor, Meredith Lewis, gave birth to a beautiful (and I’m not just saying that, the kid is darn handsome) boy last week. We haven’t heard the birth story yet, only that it’s all too fresh for her to [...]
Eema Knows Best?
Posted in Life, Parenting on July 13th, 2010 1 Comment »
Almost a Restaurant Review
Posted in Parenting on June 4th, 2010 No Comments »
There’s a new kosher restaurant right near our office. It’s called Tiberias. The food looks yummy and the decor looks great and, rarest of all for a kosher restaurant (or, as I’m given to understand through reading way too many Anthony Bourdain books, rare for the restaurant business in general), the owners are actually perched [...]
DIY Challah Cover
Posted in Holidays, Parenting on May 17th, 2010 2 Comments »
One week when I was living in Dublin I went to a party in a professor’s apartment on a Friday night. It was a potluck, so I made challah and brought it. The (non-Jewish) professor saw the challah and said, “Oh hey, I found a knife in the kitchen [he was subletting another professor's apartment] [...]
