I’m not one given to thinking much about God, nor am I one of those
Category: Yiddish Column
A Yiddish lullaby with a razor’s edge
At the risk of trying your patience with two columns in a row of poetry,
Yiddish as a perfect medium for autumnal musings
The angle of the sunlight changes. The trees shed their leaves in profusion. The call
Back to shul
September has arrived and with it the start of new semesters everywhere. School and scholarship
Summer nosh with a side of Yiddish
Thank you for your forbearance during last month’s hiatus. I’m back now and we’re off
Books, our beloved chain of tradition
Here in Cincinnati, we love our books. As a librarian, this makes Cincinnati a wonderful
The five fingers and their Yiddish backgrounds
A propos to nothing in particular, I was thinking recently about the names of the
A Yiddish guide to your seder plate
The Passover season is once again upon us. Spring is in the air, the dawn
Bovine bon mots for the Yiddish speaker
The other day I was reading Lucretius (which we should all get in the habit
Parodying philosophy with Leyzer Volf
Ensconced in winter, I tend to brood. I may self-aggrandize and call it “filosófye.” But