Upcycled Black Sabbath T Shirt. All cotton and made by Birdie by Natalie.

Late last month, Vanity Fair reported that Jared Kushner—Donald Trump’s son-in-law and senior adviser, widely acknowledged during the campaign to be a...

Although the braiding of dough may seem intimidating, challah dough is not difficult to work with so so don't worry about messing up. This is my mother-in-law's time-tested recipe that has been passed down to me and works without fail. It makes two loaves; you can freeze one for later or do as my kids prefer and reserve one specifically for challah French toast. Alternately, you can use the challah dough to make excellent rolls or burger buns.

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「Let’s continue to follow the wonderful dream！」Versailles、the full revival in the Amphitheatre Versailles live performance 「Chateau de Versailles」was held on August 7th in Chiba at Maihama Am…

The Shabbat Princess by Amy Meltzer Picture Book. Ages 4-6. In a world dominated by Disney princesses, it is always exciting when a new princess steps on the stage. When Rosie discovers that the Shabbat Queen is invited to her home each Shabbat, she decides to invite the Shabbat Princess as well. As Rosie quite correctly observes, “Princesses are much more exciting than queens.” In this beautifully illustrated story, we watch as Rosie, and her very accommodating parents, get ready for the Shabbat princess. Dressed in a satin gown, silver slippers, jewelry and a tiara, Rosie succeeds in preparing her home for the Shabbat princess, recreating her Shabbat table to be as inviting as possible for a Shabbat princess. This story is a perfect one to read to your little ones on Erev Shabbat or over Shabbat. The story and illustrations will make you wish for a Shabbat princess of your own. Since it’s Friday and I’m thinking ahead to Shabbat, I thought I’d blog about one of my favorite Shabbat books — Mrs. Moskowitz and the Sabbath Candlesticks by Amy Schwartz. Mrs. Moskowitz and the Sabbath Candlesticks Moskowitz (as my children like to call the book), is one of the first books published by the incredibly talented writer/ illustrator, Amy Schwartz, who is responsible for some of my favorite mainstream books — like Bea and Mr. Jones,Annabelle Swift, Kindergartener, and A Glorious Day, to name a few. In this book, Schwartz creates a very special kind of Shabbat book — one that is perfect for families of all denominations and beliefs — no mean feat to be sure. Moskowitz is the story of an older woman who has moved from her family home where …

For this Jacob & Esau lesson, I set up areas in the classroom and we acted out the lesson. I used the tent that is always up for 'Isaac'...

25th anniversary edition of 2500 individually numbered copies on transparent blue coloured 180-gram audiophile vinyl in a Deluxe heavyweight sleeve with gloss laminate. Left Of The Middle is the 1997 debut album by three-time Grammy Award nominee, songwriter, actor and model Natalie Imbruglia. Spurred by the success of the hit single quot;Tornquot;, the album became an instant worldwide success. Besides the huge hit quot;Tornquot; (85 million views on youtube), the album contains multiple classic tunes like quot;Big Mistakequot; (#2 in the UK) quot;Smokequot; (Top 5 in the UK) and quot;Wishing I Was Herequot;. Album Tracks 1. Torn 2. One More Addiction 3. Big Mistake 4. Leave Me Alone 5. Intuition 6. Smoke 7. Pigeons and Crumbs 8. Don't You Think? 9. Impressed 10. Wishing I Was There 11. City 12. Left of the Middle

Raw enchiladas, beet and strawberry smoothie bowl and a big RAW VEGAN cheese tasting!

Michèle Mercier lors de l'enregistrement du show télévisé 'Sur la pointe des pieds' en France, le 11 avril 1968.

This is a fun, visual way to pray, and illustrates God's power and desire to hear our prayers. You will need: small pieces of tissue paper, pens, a balloon, hair or a woolly jumper! Ask children who or what they would like to pray for and then ask them to choose a colour of tissue paper to reflect that person or thing. They can write or draw on their tissue piece if they want to. Either in pairs or small groups, take it in turns to rub the balloon on a woolly jumper or on (their own!) hair. This will build up some static on the balloon! Talk about giving our prayers to God and asking Him to show his power in each situation. Children can hold their tissue prayer close to the balloon and watch as it is pulled onto the balloon and sticks there. Pray that, as the paper sticks to the balloon, God will hold all of our prayers and that we will see his power at work.