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Oh – So That’s What They Mean By “One Day at a Time”!
Think about that people – 1,000 classes – that’s 2 3/4 YEARS of Birkram HOT yoga – without missing a single day! And, what makes that achievement even more special and impressive is that Solitaire suffers from arthritis so severe that he must use 2 canes to walk.
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Cleaning for Passover – Or Why My Mother is Not Turning Over in Her Grave
A number of years ago I found myself cleaning like a madwoman right around this time of year. I didn’t realize why I felt that compulsion. It wasn’t just “Spring Cleaning” – it was coming from an inner drive propelled by some unspoken force. Continue reading
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Tagged Chemetz, Cleaning for Passover, Egypt, Exodus, Holy Action, Humble, Jewish holiday, Judaism, Liberation, Moses, Passover, Passover Seder, Religion and Spirituality
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