Because of our concert on Sunday (it was GREAT!!!! Maybe even worth six exclamation points!!!!!!), my whole week feels off by one day. I almost didn’t realize that it was Tuesday! Thankfully, I did, and here is the latest TT post: I talk a lot when I’m nervous. It’s almost involuntary. While I am able… Continue reading Torah Tuesdays: Thinking before speaking
This is going to be a short one, as I am totally exhausted right now! Less than two weeks until the concert. Whoa! With physical possessions, once you give something away, it’s not in your possession anymore. If you start off with two apples, and you give one apple to your husband, you only have… Continue reading Torah Tuesdays: The more you give, the more you have
Hi! Welcome to Life in the Married Lane! If you’re new here, you may want to subscribe to my RSS feed. Thanks for visiting, and enjoy your stay! Okay, so I don’t really celebrate Valentine’s day (something about holidays that start with the word “Saint” and that it’s not so easy to find kosher V-day… Continue reading 5 ways to tell your husband that you love ‘im
Shoshana Rubli is a wife, first-time mommy, voice/dance teacher, performer, and part-time blogger at We Will Be Like Dreamers. Originally from NJ, she now resides in Jerusalem- where she and Rivki were roommates in seminary. She is happy to be sharing ‘space’ with her again! We moved this week. We found an apartment on Erev… Continue reading Home is where we are
Tammy Jutan, born and bred in Johannesburg, South Africa, aged 26, is wife to Doron and mother to Daniel Yaakov (and one in the oven). She can occasionally be found blogging at http://apinchofgratitude.blogspot.com/ Before I was married, I believed that marriage was perfect. Seriously. I thought that if you met someone with common goals, who… Continue reading Marriage isn’t Perfect
Here it is! The first post in the Perspectives of Marriage series. Enjoy! Juliya Sheynman is a marketing professional with most of her experience working with Jewish non-profits. A first time Mama – constantly Googling everything from weight average for infants to croupy coughs and colored poopies – she now shares her Mamale questions, dilemmas… Continue reading Discovering my BFF
As you probably know by now (and are probably tired of hearing about), my life is about to get even more hectic than it already is. Since I don’t anticipate being able to post as frequently as usual until this concert is over, I had intended to simply bring back some of my older posts… Continue reading Perspectives of Marriage Series
The results are in for this month’s poll! There was a much better turnout this time than last, so that was exciting (hey, it’s the little things). I’ve heard many times that it’s important to date your spouse after marriage, you know, to nurture the relationship, to continue to relate to your spouse on an… Continue reading What’s Your Take Results: How often do you “date” your spouse?
Those were the wise words a good friend of mine spoke to me when I was engaged to my husband. The entire idea was something to the effect of, “There will be times when you think that your husband is broken or something. He’s not. He’s just a guy. They’re just different from us.” I… Continue reading Your husband is not broken; he’s just a guy
Back in the day, when I was a single girl, I was able to fantasize about what my life would be like after I got married and started a family. My children would be little angels, always cooperating without hesitation, never throwing a tantrum or screaming in public, making my coffee in the morning and… Continue reading Well, this wasn’t exactly how I pictured it
Rivki Silver ~ thoughts & music 