This is a contributed post by Ellie Jo on Travel. Europe is one of the most popular travel destinations in the world. Whether you are looking for a romantic getaway, an adventure with friends, or to experience new cultures and cuisines, Europe has something for everyone. However, some countries offer more than others during this…
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It’s that time of year again! Time for Valentine’s Day. It comes around every year, mid February, you know the one. But what are you going to do this year to make you stand out? If you’re in a new relationship, you really want to show them you care, that you put time and energy…
Do you often wonder how your friends get their hands on so many bargains? Bargain hunting is not easy, but it can be done when you understand the art of finding deals and discounts. You have to have the right knowledge and the right mindset if you’re going to seek out bargains and save money…
You may have explored all your side hustle options and are looking for easy ways to supplement your income. Knowing how to get gift cards for free can be a lifesaver if that’s the case. Most retailers and banks issue these cards. Generally, there are two types of gift cards, namely, open and closed loops,…
You have probably heard the terms processed or refined grains, but what are processed and refined grains anyway? And why can we use these refined grains for Kosher for Passover Matzoh? Passover Matzoh and its close relationship with refined grains Since Biblical times, Jews have observed the Passover holiday by eating a special unleavened bread…
As a kid, I remember those really long seders. I looked forward to the next time in the Haggadah that we got to eat something, especially the charoset. But I always wondered why all that other stuff needed to be in there. Did we really need to hear about the four sons every year? And…
Did you know you can now get streaming services at home online? Thanks to the current technology, many temples and synagogues have free online Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur services online. In years past, we have not been able to go to the temple, so I searched for some free online Rosh Hashanah services and…
In the Jewish holiday, Purim, Jews celebrate the Jewish people’s salvation from Haman’s (boo) evil plot to annihilate all the Jews in one day. This year, Purim 2023 starts the evening of Monday March 6th and ends the evening of Tuesday March 7th. In this post, you’ll find a bunch of 2023 Purim activities for the…
Many people (even Jews) ask, “What is Gefilte Fish.” Unless you grew up eating this jewish food, you might not be inclined to pick it up off the shelf at your grocery store or supermarket. Is Gefelte Fish? So, is gefelte fish? Honestly, it doesn’t really look that appealing in the jars. It is usually in a…
When many people think of Passover, long boring seders with yucky food comes to mind (Gefilte Fish anyone?). For this reason, many Jewish people want to know how to make Passover fun with short seders, fun Passover lunches, and games and activities. How To Make Passover Fun There’s nothing that says Passover has to be…
Coming soon… Passover 2023. Hooray!?! This post has lots of great information on Passover lunch ideas for kids to help you save both time and money. Need some Passover lunch ideas? As a kid, I remember those good ole peanut butter and jelly matzoh sandwiches, or matzoh pizza. There’s much more to Passover sack lunches…
Jewish holidays can be expensive. You need food and decorations, but during Passover, you need a cheap or free Haggadah and special food that’s Kosher for Pesach. Then, there’s all the glasses of wine and special desserts. In addition, you’ll need afikomen money. Now you can celebrate Passover on a budget. Here’s a little guide…
Tu Bishvat 2023 starts at sunset on Sunday, February 5. Tu Bishvat ends the night of Monday, February 6. In this post, you’ll find 2023 Tu Bishvat activities for the whole family. What is Tu Bishvat (also called Tu B’Shevat and Tu B’Shvat)? On the 15th day of the Hebrew month of Shevat, Jews celebrate…
A grad-student blogger conducted a discount experiment. For a whole year, at least once a day, she would ask shopkeepers, waiters, flight attendants – pretty much anyone she saw if they could give her discounts, upgrades, freebies, or any other extras. It turns out that just asking can get you great perks. At first, it…