How Do I Stop Being The Third Wheel?
I don’t dislike my friend’s boyfriend, but often I just want to have some one-on-one time with my friend. How do I do this without making it seem like I don’t like my friend’s significant other?
August 31, 2023
August 30, 2023
How the Sims Helped Me Imagine My Jewish Family
I turn to the Sims to process life events, after I finished my conversion and began my Jewish life I turned to the Sims.
August 24, 2023
I Found A Debit Card – What Should I Do?
Would it be better to leave it where I found it, assuming the person might retrace their steps?
August 23, 2023
Office Hours: Is Holocaust Education Broken?
In this new feature members of the UC Judaic studies department share new and interesting ideas from the world of Jewish Studies. This week Dara Horn on Holocaust education and open access to a new book on ancient rabbinic culture.
August 18, 2023
Elul, My Favorite Month
Elul is the time for us to do our personal self-evaluation. So how should we prepare ourselves before we stand in front of our Heavenly Father, the King of Kings and justify our existence?
August 17, 2023
What If I Don’t Want Another Baby?
How do I deal with nosy people who ask when I’m having another kid?
August 14, 2023
The Israeli Resistance Protests from the Sidelines: An Expat’s FOMO
Our friends and family members are genuinely scared about the future of the country, but they are not giving up hope.
August 11, 2023
High Holiday Dinner & Break Fast Matching 2023
Cincy Jewfolk has a matchmaking service for this year’s High Holidays! We’re working to build opportunities to find others who are also looking for connections, and spend these important days in good company.
August 3, 2023
How Do I Encourage My Son To Keep Volunteering?
My son is starting to get emails about volunteering again, and he’s both dreading continuing in this role but also dreading the idea of telling our rabbi that he’s not going to continue. What suggestions do you have for him?
July 20, 2023
Don’t Put Your Camp Blues On Your Kids
No matter how much you worry that their experiences will match yours, you won’t make it so just by thinking about it, and you wouldn’t even make it so by telling them you had a bad time at camp as a kid.