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Cherished is man,
For he was created
In the image
Of the Almighty,
The Journal
I am starting this journal tonight. So many troubling things happening. If I write, perhaps it will help to calm me. Mama has still not recovered since the birth of our new baby sister.
After a cold, snowy winter and a year of COVID-19 restrictions, many people were eager to spend Passover in a warm locale. Those who chose the Majestic Passover program at the Westin Fort Lauderdale Beach Resort had all their expectations met and more!
Recap: Yehudis asks her father and grandmother to tell her stories about when she was a baby. Her father is evasive and her grandmother only tells her stories about when she was three or four.
If a word is worth a coin,
Silence is worth two.
When tragedy strikes,
Especially true.
On December 15, 2020, as a result of advocacy by the New York State Bar Association, Governor Andrew Cuomo signed a new law that changes New York State’s power of attorney short form. The document is called a “short” form, not because it is particularly short, but because it does not state every single power listed in the statute. That being said, additional powers can be added - and often are added - to the document by drafting attorneys in the Modifications section of the document. The law will take effect June 13, 2021.
