|
|
Sometimes you meet somebody just once or twice, yet you feel like you knew them all your life. And even in that short span of time when your paths crossed, they touched you in a profound way, just with a small, random gesture of kindness or thoughtfulness.
Read MoreMy mom had a pretty good track record of creative gift-giving up to this point of my life (it’s kind of a sport in our family), so I decided to give her the benefit of the doubt.
Read MoreAbout five years ago, my boyfriend agreed to watch the film that I so amorously talked up, quoted and droned on about. He loved it. I think that was when I knew I loved him.
Read MoreWhether you shop for presents for Chanukah, Chrismukkah, Festivus or Winter Solstice, the shopping opportunities in Baltimore are plentiful — especially if you prefer the unique, DIY, handmade variety.
Read MoreNo more excuses! There are so many ways to find us, read us and engage with us.
Read MoreAt St. William of York grade school just off of Route 40 West near his childhood home, Scheye said he was the first and only Jew his classmates had ever met. “I was not subject to prejudice against a group because there was no group. Just me.”
Read MoreDishes from Nathan’s latest cookbook, “King Solomon’s Table,” will be available at the stores’ hot bars, prepared food cases and bakery, Whole Foods said in a press release. Maryland, D.C., and Virginia stores are included in the partnership.
Read MoreDinner conversation included tales of doing the twist on a nightclub stage during Air Force Reserve maneuvers in Biloxi; the Nazi’s 1935 “perfect Aryan baby” photo contest won by a Jewish tot and how the Fragers once met a Baltimore couple in Mexico.
Read More
Wandering writer Rafael Alvarez with the King, Walgreens, downtown Memphis. (Photo by Macon Street Books)
Sadly, I left the diner before realizing that Elvis – a teenage Shabbos goy when the Presleys lived downstairs from Rabbi Alfred Fruchter at 462 Alabama Avenue – had a favorite pre-coronation booth at the Arcade.
Read More
