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	Select an Archives Section: JP Archives: Teens and Twenties Talk 896 Archived Articles Found in Teens and Twenties Talk Next 20 Articles > 1) Posted Sep 01 2010 Broken Engagements, Shattered Hearts By Estee Goldschmidt Engagement is the transition period between dating and marriage. Despite the fact that engagements are times often associated with joy, the stress of wedding preparations and new commitments can weigh you down. Sometimes this causes couples to reevaluate their compatibility. As a result, the idea of marriage seems premature or wrong. Fiancées break their engagement. Read Article 2) Posted Aug 25 2010 The Fleeting Summer By S. Morgulis I love the way your flowers Grow right out of the ground They open up their leaves and say they're glad that I'm around Read Article 3) Posted Aug 25 2010 The Wind is Coming By Eden Goykadosh Only those who are strapped safe Can withstand the danger Of being thrashed in the violent rotating column of wind Read Article 4) Posted Aug 25 2010 The School of Life By Nicole Hakimi, age 17 from NY The world is a big school Where all people learn all different things We are all students, made in the image Of our Teacher, our Creator, our G-d Read Article 5) Posted Aug 25 2010 A Miracle Wedding By Shaina Frimerman as told to Emily Gordis Imagine a wedding planned and prepared entirely by nearly thirty high-school girls. Girls who rent the hall, set-up, clean up, cook all the food and do everything in between. It seems too good to be true, but where there's a will there's a way and my class did it! Read Article 6) Posted Aug 19 2010 Simply Tzfat By Donyel Meese Sweltering afternoon heat gradually replaced the pale sunlight of the early morning as our tour bus continued climbing northward toward Tzfat. The rapid ascent through the mountainous terrain blurred the scenes of lush green vegetation that swept into the undulating landscapes of slate and burnt umber. Tucked away in the mountains of Galilee, the magnificent emerald hills that surrounded the ancient city were breathtaking. We passed crumbling buildings fashioned out of Jerusalem stonelosely nestled along the steep hillside. Read Article 7) Posted Aug 11 2010 The Perfect Almost Job By Basya Shainer Has it ever happened that you reached the end of the line? You kind of stand there, holding a figurative string, and wondering where to go from there. All options seem to have ended. If you've ever felt that way, you'll commiserate with this story. This story has no end, because I reached the end of the line. Read Article 8) Posted Aug 11 2010 Taking The Mid-Afternoon Train, Going To A Very Specific Somewhere By Bracha Goykadosh This afternoon I decide to be smart. Instead of taking the bus to the F train and transferring, I will take the bus to the train I plan to transfer to. Brilliant. The angry sun hits me as soon as I leave my air-conditioned environment. Summer in the city. But I am going home. Today, I leave early, carefully planning an evening of nothing. The bus arrives and I board. How wise of me to choose to forgo the F train. Why had I not considered it earlier? The bus lets me off an inch away from the beckoning subway stairs; I carefully maneuver past the tourists with their maps and visors, wandering up the stairs. Swipe my card: I enter the under-world. Read Article 9) Posted Aug 04 2010 Meet Three Businesses Started by Girls By Rebecca Berlin, age 13, from MI Read Article 10) Posted Aug 04 2010 Mentor Me! By Bracha Goetz As the coordinator of a Jewish Big Brother Big Sister Program, I get to check in with wonderful volunteer mentors on a regular basis. Here is an excerpt from a memorable feedback: Read Article 11) Posted Jul 28 2010 The Morning Brochos By Rebecca Berlin, age 13, from MI Davening to Hashem can be a challenge on a nice, hot, summer morning when you just want to run outside. Your davening is a lot more meaningful and close to you when you know what your tefillos actually mean! Next time you daven try to think really carefully about each thing you're saying. Here's a visual look at the morning brochos we start our day with, to help you understand them better: Read Article 12) Posted Jul 28 2010 Beauty Tips By Emily Ettie Blum, age 12 For attractive lips, speak words of kindness. For lovely eyes, seek out the good in people. Read Article 13) Posted Jul 28 2010 *Will My Generation Be Able To Afford To Be Frum?* By Moshe Kupfer As parents of an energetic and curious toddler, Maya and I have started to look into pre-school programs for her to attend in the not-so-far-away future. So have most of my friends who live in various Jewish communities across the country. Read Article 14) Posted Jul 21 2010 *This Is A Story Of Hashgacha Pratis* - One That Started In The Most Happenstance Way And Never Ended 'Til This Very Day By Dovid Staples There were two young boys living in Arizona. They had come home from yeshiva in NY to enjoy Pesach break. It was the second day of Yom Tov. The seder was that night and the two boys were sitting around with nothing much to do. "Let's go to the old-age home. You know, give out matzos and hagaddas. Just like we did with the rabbi's brother over Succos one year," one of them suggested. "Great idea!" the other responded enthusiastically, "We can get matzah from the rabbi, and our parents have plenty of extra hagaddas." They gathered everything they needed and set off on the two and a half mile trek to the old-age home. Read Article 15) Posted Jul 21 2010 I'm Rooting For You By Miriam Malowitzky I'm rooting for you. Yes you. The one struggling to get out of bed each morning. The one forcing himself to put on Tefillin because maybe, just maybe it will make some difference. Read Article 16) Posted Jul 15 2010 Am Yisrael Chai By Hannah Rozenblat A sea of blue and white flags surges forward, swaying and rippling in the wind as the people march onward with heads held high, encouraged by the enthusiastic cheering of the onlookers who are gathered on all sides. Israeli flags with their prominent Star of David are being distributed and onlookers take them with delight so that they, too, can express their pride and support for Israel as the Salute to Israel Parade proceeds down Fifth Avenue, the sun shining down on the lively proceedings. Read Article 17) Posted Jul 15 2010 My Friend Fagin By Elki Weiss My love affair with Dickens started early. At eight, I became acquainted with A Tale of Two Cities when my brother left a copy of the Great Illustrated classics on a low shelf and I devoured it with joy. Even holding the book made me feel more grown up, and I was also treated to a great story - one filled with battles and twists and an ending that left me in tears. An epiphany had reached me, there was this wonderful world of mature reading out there and why was I still subjecting myself to baby literature like the Babysitter's Club? That day I vowed I would go classic-less no more. Read Article 18) Posted Jul 07 2010 Three Days In Chevron By Alyse Lichtenfeld It was way back in January when my parents asked if I would be interested in extending my eighth-grade Schechter Israel trip for an extra week - the additional time would include several days in Chevron volunteering at the preschool gan. Of course they knew I would say yes- I had helped out at the gan last year while my parents toured Chevron for a day. But this time I wouldn't be returning to our hotel in Jerusalem. This time I would be staying alone in Chevron. Read Article 19) Posted Jun 30 2010 Cookie Dough By Jennifer Lynn Clay I look back on the years When we stood together In the kitchen Baking cookies. Read Article 20) Posted Jun 30 2010 Footprints In The Sand By Jennifer Lynn Clay Together we left our mark on the world. Not a huge one - Just two sets of footprints Side-by-side in the sand. Read Article 896 Archived Articles Found in Teens and Twenties Talk** Next 20 Articles >
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