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SUMMARY:Play-Along Parsha Vayeitzei
DESCRIPTION:We recently asked the members of the Jewish Grandparents Network Facebook Group:“Thinking about your own grandchildren\, what does the phrase ‘my legacy’ mean to you?” Here’s how people responded: Torah\, simchah\, and family first.For me\, it is teach by example. Always act with integrity. Be utterly reliable and trustworthy. | hope that is part of the legacy I leave them.My dad looks at his great grandchildren and always says My Legacy. I think he means that they will carry on his Jewish identity and as he says to all of us DTRT. Do The Right Thing!Human kindness\, chesed. This is what we teach them. We talkabout tzedakah; they periodically volunteer at a food pantry; their parents do a lot of pro bono work … this would be our legacy\, if they could grow up in this path.L’dor va’dor from one generation to another. Religion\, customs\, tzedakah\, menschiness. Stand tall and be proud!I want to always set a good example of how to be a mensch. In fact\, that was one of the first bits of parenting advice I gave to my son: Set a good example!At 4 and 1.5 years I’m already trying to pass on my love of food and cooking and Jewish holidays.Be an outstanding role model for them up to took up to\, teach them to do Tzedakah and participate with them\, share Jewish experiences\, and stress the importance of their Jewish identity.Being a good role. Model to live life to its fullest.Teach them to treat people the way they want to be treated themselves. It’s pretty simple.Set a good example so that your grandchildren will remember you as a caring person and pass that behavior on to the next generation.To me\, it means how I want them to remember me. I want to be encouraging\, loving and kind.That I raised my children to be kind\, compassionate\, good humans with Jewish values and family tradition and they will teach their children the same . Also that the four lovesof my life can come to me with anything and I will bethere for them.It’s fairly simple. When they think of me\, or something reminds them of me\, they smile\, and maybe even laugh. To paraphrase Hillel\, the rest is commentary.Banner photograph courtesy of Or Ami\, Calabasas\, CA
URL:https://jewishgrandparentsnetwork.org/event/play-along-parsha-vayeitzei/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20211116T190000
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DTSTAMP:20211108T184004Z
CREATED:20211108T184004Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20211108T184004Z
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SUMMARY:Grandma\, Grandpa Tell Me A Story live event
DESCRIPTION:We recently asked the members of the Jewish Grandparents Network Facebook Group:“Thinking about your own grandchildren\, what does the phrase ‘my legacy’ mean to you?” Here’s how people responded: Torah\, simchah\, and family first.For me\, it is teach by example. Always act with integrity. Be utterly reliable and trustworthy. | hope that is part of the legacy I leave them.My dad looks at his great grandchildren and always says My Legacy. I think he means that they will carry on his Jewish identity and as he says to all of us DTRT. Do The Right Thing!Human kindness\, chesed. This is what we teach them. We talkabout tzedakah; they periodically volunteer at a food pantry; their parents do a lot of pro bono work … this would be our legacy\, if they could grow up in this path.L’dor va’dor from one generation to another. Religion\, customs\, tzedakah\, menschiness. Stand tall and be proud!I want to always set a good example of how to be a mensch. In fact\, that was one of the first bits of parenting advice I gave to my son: Set a good example!At 4 and 1.5 years I’m already trying to pass on my love of food and cooking and Jewish holidays.Be an outstanding role model for them up to took up to\, teach them to do Tzedakah and participate with them\, share Jewish experiences\, and stress the importance of their Jewish identity.Being a good role. Model to live life to its fullest.Teach them to treat people the way they want to be treated themselves. It’s pretty simple.Set a good example so that your grandchildren will remember you as a caring person and pass that behavior on to the next generation.To me\, it means how I want them to remember me. I want to be encouraging\, loving and kind.That I raised my children to be kind\, compassionate\, good humans with Jewish values and family tradition and they will teach their children the same . Also that the four lovesof my life can come to me with anything and I will bethere for them.It’s fairly simple. When they think of me\, or something reminds them of me\, they smile\, and maybe even laugh. To paraphrase Hillel\, the rest is commentary.Banner photograph courtesy of Or Ami\, Calabasas\, CA
URL:https://jewishgrandparentsnetwork.org/event/grandma-grandpa-tell-me-a-story-live-event/
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211120
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20211121
DTSTAMP:20211108T184533Z
CREATED:20211108T184519Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20211108T184533Z
UID:10000035-1637366400-1637452799@jewishgrandparentsnetwork.org
SUMMARY:Play-Along Parsha Vayishlach
DESCRIPTION:We recently asked the members of the Jewish Grandparents Network Facebook Group:“Thinking about your own grandchildren\, what does the phrase ‘my legacy’ mean to you?” Here’s how people responded: Torah\, simchah\, and family first.For me\, it is teach by example. Always act with integrity. Be utterly reliable and trustworthy. | hope that is part of the legacy I leave them.My dad looks at his great grandchildren and always says My Legacy. I think he means that they will carry on his Jewish identity and as he says to all of us DTRT. Do The Right Thing!Human kindness\, chesed. This is what we teach them. We talkabout tzedakah; they periodically volunteer at a food pantry; their parents do a lot of pro bono work … this would be our legacy\, if they could grow up in this path.L’dor va’dor from one generation to another. Religion\, customs\, tzedakah\, menschiness. Stand tall and be proud!I want to always set a good example of how to be a mensch. In fact\, that was one of the first bits of parenting advice I gave to my son: Set a good example!At 4 and 1.5 years I’m already trying to pass on my love of food and cooking and Jewish holidays.Be an outstanding role model for them up to took up to\, teach them to do Tzedakah and participate with them\, share Jewish experiences\, and stress the importance of their Jewish identity.Being a good role. Model to live life to its fullest.Teach them to treat people the way they want to be treated themselves. It’s pretty simple.Set a good example so that your grandchildren will remember you as a caring person and pass that behavior on to the next generation.To me\, it means how I want them to remember me. I want to be encouraging\, loving and kind.That I raised my children to be kind\, compassionate\, good humans with Jewish values and family tradition and they will teach their children the same . Also that the four lovesof my life can come to me with anything and I will bethere for them.It’s fairly simple. When they think of me\, or something reminds them of me\, they smile\, and maybe even laugh. To paraphrase Hillel\, the rest is commentary.Banner photograph courtesy of Or Ami\, Calabasas\, CA
URL:https://jewishgrandparentsnetwork.org/event/play-along-parsha-vayishlach/
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211125
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20211126
DTSTAMP:20211019T002324Z
CREATED:20211019T002324Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20211019T002324Z
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SUMMARY:Thanksgiving
DESCRIPTION:We recently asked the members of the Jewish Grandparents Network Facebook Group:“Thinking about your own grandchildren\, what does the phrase ‘my legacy’ mean to you?” Here’s how people responded: Torah\, simchah\, and family first.For me\, it is teach by example. Always act with integrity. Be utterly reliable and trustworthy. | hope that is part of the legacy I leave them.My dad looks at his great grandchildren and always says My Legacy. I think he means that they will carry on his Jewish identity and as he says to all of us DTRT. Do The Right Thing!Human kindness\, chesed. This is what we teach them. We talkabout tzedakah; they periodically volunteer at a food pantry; their parents do a lot of pro bono work … this would be our legacy\, if they could grow up in this path.L’dor va’dor from one generation to another. Religion\, customs\, tzedakah\, menschiness. Stand tall and be proud!I want to always set a good example of how to be a mensch. In fact\, that was one of the first bits of parenting advice I gave to my son: Set a good example!At 4 and 1.5 years I’m already trying to pass on my love of food and cooking and Jewish holidays.Be an outstanding role model for them up to took up to\, teach them to do Tzedakah and participate with them\, share Jewish experiences\, and stress the importance of their Jewish identity.Being a good role. Model to live life to its fullest.Teach them to treat people the way they want to be treated themselves. It’s pretty simple.Set a good example so that your grandchildren will remember you as a caring person and pass that behavior on to the next generation.To me\, it means how I want them to remember me. I want to be encouraging\, loving and kind.That I raised my children to be kind\, compassionate\, good humans with Jewish values and family tradition and they will teach their children the same . Also that the four lovesof my life can come to me with anything and I will bethere for them.It’s fairly simple. When they think of me\, or something reminds them of me\, they smile\, and maybe even laugh. To paraphrase Hillel\, the rest is commentary.Banner photograph courtesy of Or Ami\, Calabasas\, CA
URL:https://jewishgrandparentsnetwork.org/event/thanksgiving/
CATEGORIES:Holidays
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211127
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20211128
DTSTAMP:20211108T184715Z
CREATED:20211108T184715Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20211108T184715Z
UID:10000037-1637971200-1638057599@jewishgrandparentsnetwork.org
SUMMARY:Play-Along Parsha Vayeshev
DESCRIPTION:We recently asked the members of the Jewish Grandparents Network Facebook Group:“Thinking about your own grandchildren\, what does the phrase ‘my legacy’ mean to you?” Here’s how people responded: Torah\, simchah\, and family first.For me\, it is teach by example. Always act with integrity. Be utterly reliable and trustworthy. | hope that is part of the legacy I leave them.My dad looks at his great grandchildren and always says My Legacy. I think he means that they will carry on his Jewish identity and as he says to all of us DTRT. Do The Right Thing!Human kindness\, chesed. This is what we teach them. We talkabout tzedakah; they periodically volunteer at a food pantry; their parents do a lot of pro bono work … this would be our legacy\, if they could grow up in this path.L’dor va’dor from one generation to another. Religion\, customs\, tzedakah\, menschiness. Stand tall and be proud!I want to always set a good example of how to be a mensch. In fact\, that was one of the first bits of parenting advice I gave to my son: Set a good example!At 4 and 1.5 years I’m already trying to pass on my love of food and cooking and Jewish holidays.Be an outstanding role model for them up to took up to\, teach them to do Tzedakah and participate with them\, share Jewish experiences\, and stress the importance of their Jewish identity.Being a good role. Model to live life to its fullest.Teach them to treat people the way they want to be treated themselves. It’s pretty simple.Set a good example so that your grandchildren will remember you as a caring person and pass that behavior on to the next generation.To me\, it means how I want them to remember me. I want to be encouraging\, loving and kind.That I raised my children to be kind\, compassionate\, good humans with Jewish values and family tradition and they will teach their children the same . Also that the four lovesof my life can come to me with anything and I will bethere for them.It’s fairly simple. When they think of me\, or something reminds them of me\, they smile\, and maybe even laugh. To paraphrase Hillel\, the rest is commentary.Banner photograph courtesy of Or Ami\, Calabasas\, CA
URL:https://jewishgrandparentsnetwork.org/event/play-along-parsha-vayeshev/
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211128
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20211129
DTSTAMP:20210726T190614Z
CREATED:20210726T190614Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20210726T190614Z
UID:10000019-1638057600-1638143999@jewishgrandparentsnetwork.org
SUMMARY:1st night Hanukkah
DESCRIPTION:We recently asked the members of the Jewish Grandparents Network Facebook Group:“Thinking about your own grandchildren\, what does the phrase ‘my legacy’ mean to you?” Here’s how people responded: Torah\, simchah\, and family first.For me\, it is teach by example. Always act with integrity. Be utterly reliable and trustworthy. | hope that is part of the legacy I leave them.My dad looks at his great grandchildren and always says My Legacy. I think he means that they will carry on his Jewish identity and as he says to all of us DTRT. Do The Right Thing!Human kindness\, chesed. This is what we teach them. We talkabout tzedakah; they periodically volunteer at a food pantry; their parents do a lot of pro bono work … this would be our legacy\, if they could grow up in this path.L’dor va’dor from one generation to another. Religion\, customs\, tzedakah\, menschiness. Stand tall and be proud!I want to always set a good example of how to be a mensch. In fact\, that was one of the first bits of parenting advice I gave to my son: Set a good example!At 4 and 1.5 years I’m already trying to pass on my love of food and cooking and Jewish holidays.Be an outstanding role model for them up to took up to\, teach them to do Tzedakah and participate with them\, share Jewish experiences\, and stress the importance of their Jewish identity.Being a good role. Model to live life to its fullest.Teach them to treat people the way they want to be treated themselves. It’s pretty simple.Set a good example so that your grandchildren will remember you as a caring person and pass that behavior on to the next generation.To me\, it means how I want them to remember me. I want to be encouraging\, loving and kind.That I raised my children to be kind\, compassionate\, good humans with Jewish values and family tradition and they will teach their children the same . Also that the four lovesof my life can come to me with anything and I will bethere for them.It’s fairly simple. When they think of me\, or something reminds them of me\, they smile\, and maybe even laugh. To paraphrase Hillel\, the rest is commentary.Banner photograph courtesy of Or Ami\, Calabasas\, CA
URL:https://jewishgrandparentsnetwork.org/event/1st-night-hanukkah/
CATEGORIES:Holidays
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20211129T080000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20211206T170000
DTSTAMP:20210726T191517Z
CREATED:20210726T191517Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20210726T191517Z
UID:10000021-1638172800-1638810000@jewishgrandparentsnetwork.org
SUMMARY:Hanukkah
DESCRIPTION:We recently asked the members of the Jewish Grandparents Network Facebook Group:“Thinking about your own grandchildren\, what does the phrase ‘my legacy’ mean to you?” Here’s how people responded: Torah\, simchah\, and family first.For me\, it is teach by example. Always act with integrity. Be utterly reliable and trustworthy. | hope that is part of the legacy I leave them.My dad looks at his great grandchildren and always says My Legacy. I think he means that they will carry on his Jewish identity and as he says to all of us DTRT. Do The Right Thing!Human kindness\, chesed. This is what we teach them. We talkabout tzedakah; they periodically volunteer at a food pantry; their parents do a lot of pro bono work … this would be our legacy\, if they could grow up in this path.L’dor va’dor from one generation to another. Religion\, customs\, tzedakah\, menschiness. Stand tall and be proud!I want to always set a good example of how to be a mensch. In fact\, that was one of the first bits of parenting advice I gave to my son: Set a good example!At 4 and 1.5 years I’m already trying to pass on my love of food and cooking and Jewish holidays.Be an outstanding role model for them up to took up to\, teach them to do Tzedakah and participate with them\, share Jewish experiences\, and stress the importance of their Jewish identity.Being a good role. Model to live life to its fullest.Teach them to treat people the way they want to be treated themselves. It’s pretty simple.Set a good example so that your grandchildren will remember you as a caring person and pass that behavior on to the next generation.To me\, it means how I want them to remember me. I want to be encouraging\, loving and kind.That I raised my children to be kind\, compassionate\, good humans with Jewish values and family tradition and they will teach their children the same . Also that the four lovesof my life can come to me with anything and I will bethere for them.It’s fairly simple. When they think of me\, or something reminds them of me\, they smile\, and maybe even laugh. To paraphrase Hillel\, the rest is commentary.Banner photograph courtesy of Or Ami\, Calabasas\, CA
URL:https://jewishgrandparentsnetwork.org/event/hanukkah/
CATEGORIES:Holidays
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211204
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20211205
DTSTAMP:20211123T222907Z
CREATED:20211123T222752Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20211123T222907Z
UID:10000039-1638576000-1638662399@jewishgrandparentsnetwork.org
SUMMARY:Play-Along Parsha Miketz
DESCRIPTION:We recently asked the members of the Jewish Grandparents Network Facebook Group:“Thinking about your own grandchildren\, what does the phrase ‘my legacy’ mean to you?” Here’s how people responded: Torah\, simchah\, and family first.For me\, it is teach by example. Always act with integrity. Be utterly reliable and trustworthy. | hope that is part of the legacy I leave them.My dad looks at his great grandchildren and always says My Legacy. I think he means that they will carry on his Jewish identity and as he says to all of us DTRT. Do The Right Thing!Human kindness\, chesed. This is what we teach them. We talkabout tzedakah; they periodically volunteer at a food pantry; their parents do a lot of pro bono work … this would be our legacy\, if they could grow up in this path.L’dor va’dor from one generation to another. Religion\, customs\, tzedakah\, menschiness. Stand tall and be proud!I want to always set a good example of how to be a mensch. In fact\, that was one of the first bits of parenting advice I gave to my son: Set a good example!At 4 and 1.5 years I’m already trying to pass on my love of food and cooking and Jewish holidays.Be an outstanding role model for them up to took up to\, teach them to do Tzedakah and participate with them\, share Jewish experiences\, and stress the importance of their Jewish identity.Being a good role. Model to live life to its fullest.Teach them to treat people the way they want to be treated themselves. It’s pretty simple.Set a good example so that your grandchildren will remember you as a caring person and pass that behavior on to the next generation.To me\, it means how I want them to remember me. I want to be encouraging\, loving and kind.That I raised my children to be kind\, compassionate\, good humans with Jewish values and family tradition and they will teach their children the same . Also that the four lovesof my life can come to me with anything and I will bethere for them.It’s fairly simple. When they think of me\, or something reminds them of me\, they smile\, and maybe even laugh. To paraphrase Hillel\, the rest is commentary.Banner photograph courtesy of Or Ami\, Calabasas\, CA
URL:https://jewishgrandparentsnetwork.org/event/play-along-parsha-miketz/
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20211207T190000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20211207T200000
DTSTAMP:20211123T224653Z
CREATED:20211123T224653Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20211123T224653Z
UID:10000042-1638903600-1638907200@jewishgrandparentsnetwork.org
SUMMARY:Inclusive Grandparenting — How We Fully Celebrate ALL Our Grandchildren
DESCRIPTION:We recently asked the members of the Jewish Grandparents Network Facebook Group:“Thinking about your own grandchildren\, what does the phrase ‘my legacy’ mean to you?” Here’s how people responded: Torah\, simchah\, and family first.For me\, it is teach by example. Always act with integrity. Be utterly reliable and trustworthy. | hope that is part of the legacy I leave them.My dad looks at his great grandchildren and always says My Legacy. I think he means that they will carry on his Jewish identity and as he says to all of us DTRT. Do The Right Thing!Human kindness\, chesed. This is what we teach them. We talkabout tzedakah; they periodically volunteer at a food pantry; their parents do a lot of pro bono work … this would be our legacy\, if they could grow up in this path.L’dor va’dor from one generation to another. Religion\, customs\, tzedakah\, menschiness. Stand tall and be proud!I want to always set a good example of how to be a mensch. In fact\, that was one of the first bits of parenting advice I gave to my son: Set a good example!At 4 and 1.5 years I’m already trying to pass on my love of food and cooking and Jewish holidays.Be an outstanding role model for them up to took up to\, teach them to do Tzedakah and participate with them\, share Jewish experiences\, and stress the importance of their Jewish identity.Being a good role. Model to live life to its fullest.Teach them to treat people the way they want to be treated themselves. It’s pretty simple.Set a good example so that your grandchildren will remember you as a caring person and pass that behavior on to the next generation.To me\, it means how I want them to remember me. I want to be encouraging\, loving and kind.That I raised my children to be kind\, compassionate\, good humans with Jewish values and family tradition and they will teach their children the same . Also that the four lovesof my life can come to me with anything and I will bethere for them.It’s fairly simple. When they think of me\, or something reminds them of me\, they smile\, and maybe even laugh. To paraphrase Hillel\, the rest is commentary.Banner photograph courtesy of Or Ami\, Calabasas\, CA
URL:https://jewishgrandparentsnetwork.org/event/inclusive-grandparenting-how-we-fully-celebrate-all-our-grandchildren/
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211211
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20211212
DTSTAMP:20211123T224420Z
CREATED:20211123T224420Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20211123T224420Z
UID:10000040-1639180800-1639267199@jewishgrandparentsnetwork.org
SUMMARY:Play-Along Parsha Vayigash
DESCRIPTION:We recently asked the members of the Jewish Grandparents Network Facebook Group:“Thinking about your own grandchildren\, what does the phrase ‘my legacy’ mean to you?” Here’s how people responded: Torah\, simchah\, and family first.For me\, it is teach by example. Always act with integrity. Be utterly reliable and trustworthy. | hope that is part of the legacy I leave them.My dad looks at his great grandchildren and always says My Legacy. I think he means that they will carry on his Jewish identity and as he says to all of us DTRT. Do The Right Thing!Human kindness\, chesed. This is what we teach them. We talkabout tzedakah; they periodically volunteer at a food pantry; their parents do a lot of pro bono work … this would be our legacy\, if they could grow up in this path.L’dor va’dor from one generation to another. Religion\, customs\, tzedakah\, menschiness. Stand tall and be proud!I want to always set a good example of how to be a mensch. In fact\, that was one of the first bits of parenting advice I gave to my son: Set a good example!At 4 and 1.5 years I’m already trying to pass on my love of food and cooking and Jewish holidays.Be an outstanding role model for them up to took up to\, teach them to do Tzedakah and participate with them\, share Jewish experiences\, and stress the importance of their Jewish identity.Being a good role. Model to live life to its fullest.Teach them to treat people the way they want to be treated themselves. It’s pretty simple.Set a good example so that your grandchildren will remember you as a caring person and pass that behavior on to the next generation.To me\, it means how I want them to remember me. I want to be encouraging\, loving and kind.That I raised my children to be kind\, compassionate\, good humans with Jewish values and family tradition and they will teach their children the same . Also that the four lovesof my life can come to me with anything and I will bethere for them.It’s fairly simple. When they think of me\, or something reminds them of me\, they smile\, and maybe even laugh. To paraphrase Hillel\, the rest is commentary.Banner photograph courtesy of Or Ami\, Calabasas\, CA
URL:https://jewishgrandparentsnetwork.org/event/play-along-parsha-vayigash/
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211218
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20211219
DTSTAMP:20211214T234211Z
CREATED:20211214T234211Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20211214T234211Z
UID:10000045-1639785600-1639871999@jewishgrandparentsnetwork.org
SUMMARY:Family Torah learning with Hadar's Devash: Vayehi
DESCRIPTION:We recently asked the members of the Jewish Grandparents Network Facebook Group:“Thinking about your own grandchildren\, what does the phrase ‘my legacy’ mean to you?” Here’s how people responded: Torah\, simchah\, and family first.For me\, it is teach by example. Always act with integrity. Be utterly reliable and trustworthy. | hope that is part of the legacy I leave them.My dad looks at his great grandchildren and always says My Legacy. I think he means that they will carry on his Jewish identity and as he says to all of us DTRT. Do The Right Thing!Human kindness\, chesed. This is what we teach them. We talkabout tzedakah; they periodically volunteer at a food pantry; their parents do a lot of pro bono work … this would be our legacy\, if they could grow up in this path.L’dor va’dor from one generation to another. Religion\, customs\, tzedakah\, menschiness. Stand tall and be proud!I want to always set a good example of how to be a mensch. In fact\, that was one of the first bits of parenting advice I gave to my son: Set a good example!At 4 and 1.5 years I’m already trying to pass on my love of food and cooking and Jewish holidays.Be an outstanding role model for them up to took up to\, teach them to do Tzedakah and participate with them\, share Jewish experiences\, and stress the importance of their Jewish identity.Being a good role. Model to live life to its fullest.Teach them to treat people the way they want to be treated themselves. It’s pretty simple.Set a good example so that your grandchildren will remember you as a caring person and pass that behavior on to the next generation.To me\, it means how I want them to remember me. I want to be encouraging\, loving and kind.That I raised my children to be kind\, compassionate\, good humans with Jewish values and family tradition and they will teach their children the same . Also that the four lovesof my life can come to me with anything and I will bethere for them.It’s fairly simple. When they think of me\, or something reminds them of me\, they smile\, and maybe even laugh. To paraphrase Hillel\, the rest is commentary.Banner photograph courtesy of Or Ami\, Calabasas\, CA
URL:https://jewishgrandparentsnetwork.org/event/family-torah-learning-with-hadars-devash-vayehi/
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211218
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20211219
DTSTAMP:20211123T224539Z
CREATED:20211123T224539Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20211123T224539Z
UID:10000041-1639785600-1639871999@jewishgrandparentsnetwork.org
SUMMARY:Play-Along Parsha Vayichi
DESCRIPTION:We recently asked the members of the Jewish Grandparents Network Facebook Group:“Thinking about your own grandchildren\, what does the phrase ‘my legacy’ mean to you?” Here’s how people responded: Torah\, simchah\, and family first.For me\, it is teach by example. Always act with integrity. Be utterly reliable and trustworthy. | hope that is part of the legacy I leave them.My dad looks at his great grandchildren and always says My Legacy. I think he means that they will carry on his Jewish identity and as he says to all of us DTRT. Do The Right Thing!Human kindness\, chesed. This is what we teach them. We talkabout tzedakah; they periodically volunteer at a food pantry; their parents do a lot of pro bono work … this would be our legacy\, if they could grow up in this path.L’dor va’dor from one generation to another. Religion\, customs\, tzedakah\, menschiness. Stand tall and be proud!I want to always set a good example of how to be a mensch. In fact\, that was one of the first bits of parenting advice I gave to my son: Set a good example!At 4 and 1.5 years I’m already trying to pass on my love of food and cooking and Jewish holidays.Be an outstanding role model for them up to took up to\, teach them to do Tzedakah and participate with them\, share Jewish experiences\, and stress the importance of their Jewish identity.Being a good role. Model to live life to its fullest.Teach them to treat people the way they want to be treated themselves. It’s pretty simple.Set a good example so that your grandchildren will remember you as a caring person and pass that behavior on to the next generation.To me\, it means how I want them to remember me. I want to be encouraging\, loving and kind.That I raised my children to be kind\, compassionate\, good humans with Jewish values and family tradition and they will teach their children the same . Also that the four lovesof my life can come to me with anything and I will bethere for them.It’s fairly simple. When they think of me\, or something reminds them of me\, they smile\, and maybe even laugh. To paraphrase Hillel\, the rest is commentary.Banner photograph courtesy of Or Ami\, Calabasas\, CA
URL:https://jewishgrandparentsnetwork.org/event/play-along-parsha-vayichi/
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211225
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20211226
DTSTAMP:20211214T234347Z
CREATED:20211214T234347Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20211214T234347Z
UID:10000046-1640390400-1640476799@jewishgrandparentsnetwork.org
SUMMARY:Family Torah learning with Hadar’s Devash: Shemot
DESCRIPTION:We recently asked the members of the Jewish Grandparents Network Facebook Group:“Thinking about your own grandchildren\, what does the phrase ‘my legacy’ mean to you?” Here’s how people responded: Torah\, simchah\, and family first.For me\, it is teach by example. Always act with integrity. Be utterly reliable and trustworthy. | hope that is part of the legacy I leave them.My dad looks at his great grandchildren and always says My Legacy. I think he means that they will carry on his Jewish identity and as he says to all of us DTRT. Do The Right Thing!Human kindness\, chesed. This is what we teach them. We talkabout tzedakah; they periodically volunteer at a food pantry; their parents do a lot of pro bono work … this would be our legacy\, if they could grow up in this path.L’dor va’dor from one generation to another. Religion\, customs\, tzedakah\, menschiness. Stand tall and be proud!I want to always set a good example of how to be a mensch. In fact\, that was one of the first bits of parenting advice I gave to my son: Set a good example!At 4 and 1.5 years I’m already trying to pass on my love of food and cooking and Jewish holidays.Be an outstanding role model for them up to took up to\, teach them to do Tzedakah and participate with them\, share Jewish experiences\, and stress the importance of their Jewish identity.Being a good role. Model to live life to its fullest.Teach them to treat people the way they want to be treated themselves. It’s pretty simple.Set a good example so that your grandchildren will remember you as a caring person and pass that behavior on to the next generation.To me\, it means how I want them to remember me. I want to be encouraging\, loving and kind.That I raised my children to be kind\, compassionate\, good humans with Jewish values and family tradition and they will teach their children the same . Also that the four lovesof my life can come to me with anything and I will bethere for them.It’s fairly simple. When they think of me\, or something reminds them of me\, they smile\, and maybe even laugh. To paraphrase Hillel\, the rest is commentary.Banner photograph courtesy of Or Ami\, Calabasas\, CA
URL:https://jewishgrandparentsnetwork.org/event/family-torah-learning-with-hadars-devash-shemot/
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211225
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20211226
DTSTAMP:20211214T233610Z
CREATED:20211214T233610Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20211214T233610Z
UID:10000044-1640390400-1640476799@jewishgrandparentsnetwork.org
SUMMARY:Play-Along Parsha Shemot
DESCRIPTION:We recently asked the members of the Jewish Grandparents Network Facebook Group:“Thinking about your own grandchildren\, what does the phrase ‘my legacy’ mean to you?” Here’s how people responded: Torah\, simchah\, and family first.For me\, it is teach by example. Always act with integrity. Be utterly reliable and trustworthy. | hope that is part of the legacy I leave them.My dad looks at his great grandchildren and always says My Legacy. I think he means that they will carry on his Jewish identity and as he says to all of us DTRT. Do The Right Thing!Human kindness\, chesed. This is what we teach them. We talkabout tzedakah; they periodically volunteer at a food pantry; their parents do a lot of pro bono work … this would be our legacy\, if they could grow up in this path.L’dor va’dor from one generation to another. Religion\, customs\, tzedakah\, menschiness. Stand tall and be proud!I want to always set a good example of how to be a mensch. In fact\, that was one of the first bits of parenting advice I gave to my son: Set a good example!At 4 and 1.5 years I’m already trying to pass on my love of food and cooking and Jewish holidays.Be an outstanding role model for them up to took up to\, teach them to do Tzedakah and participate with them\, share Jewish experiences\, and stress the importance of their Jewish identity.Being a good role. Model to live life to its fullest.Teach them to treat people the way they want to be treated themselves. It’s pretty simple.Set a good example so that your grandchildren will remember you as a caring person and pass that behavior on to the next generation.To me\, it means how I want them to remember me. I want to be encouraging\, loving and kind.That I raised my children to be kind\, compassionate\, good humans with Jewish values and family tradition and they will teach their children the same . Also that the four lovesof my life can come to me with anything and I will bethere for them.It’s fairly simple. When they think of me\, or something reminds them of me\, they smile\, and maybe even laugh. To paraphrase Hillel\, the rest is commentary.Banner photograph courtesy of Or Ami\, Calabasas\, CA
URL:https://jewishgrandparentsnetwork.org/event/play-along-parsha-shemot/
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211225
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20211226
DTSTAMP:20210726T191555Z
CREATED:20210726T191555Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20210726T191555Z
UID:10000023-1640390400-1640476799@jewishgrandparentsnetwork.org
SUMMARY:Christmas
DESCRIPTION:We recently asked the members of the Jewish Grandparents Network Facebook Group:“Thinking about your own grandchildren\, what does the phrase ‘my legacy’ mean to you?” Here’s how people responded: Torah\, simchah\, and family first.For me\, it is teach by example. Always act with integrity. Be utterly reliable and trustworthy. | hope that is part of the legacy I leave them.My dad looks at his great grandchildren and always says My Legacy. I think he means that they will carry on his Jewish identity and as he says to all of us DTRT. Do The Right Thing!Human kindness\, chesed. This is what we teach them. We talkabout tzedakah; they periodically volunteer at a food pantry; their parents do a lot of pro bono work … this would be our legacy\, if they could grow up in this path.L’dor va’dor from one generation to another. Religion\, customs\, tzedakah\, menschiness. Stand tall and be proud!I want to always set a good example of how to be a mensch. In fact\, that was one of the first bits of parenting advice I gave to my son: Set a good example!At 4 and 1.5 years I’m already trying to pass on my love of food and cooking and Jewish holidays.Be an outstanding role model for them up to took up to\, teach them to do Tzedakah and participate with them\, share Jewish experiences\, and stress the importance of their Jewish identity.Being a good role. Model to live life to its fullest.Teach them to treat people the way they want to be treated themselves. It’s pretty simple.Set a good example so that your grandchildren will remember you as a caring person and pass that behavior on to the next generation.To me\, it means how I want them to remember me. I want to be encouraging\, loving and kind.That I raised my children to be kind\, compassionate\, good humans with Jewish values and family tradition and they will teach their children the same . Also that the four lovesof my life can come to me with anything and I will bethere for them.It’s fairly simple. When they think of me\, or something reminds them of me\, they smile\, and maybe even laugh. To paraphrase Hillel\, the rest is commentary.Banner photograph courtesy of Or Ami\, Calabasas\, CA
URL:https://jewishgrandparentsnetwork.org/event/christmas/
CATEGORIES:Holidays
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220101
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20220102
DTSTAMP:20211218T150935Z
CREATED:20211218T150935Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20211218T150935Z
UID:10000057-1640995200-1641081599@jewishgrandparentsnetwork.org
SUMMARY:Play-Along Parsha: Va'era
DESCRIPTION:We recently asked the members of the Jewish Grandparents Network Facebook Group:“Thinking about your own grandchildren\, what does the phrase ‘my legacy’ mean to you?” Here’s how people responded: Torah\, simchah\, and family first.For me\, it is teach by example. Always act with integrity. Be utterly reliable and trustworthy. | hope that is part of the legacy I leave them.My dad looks at his great grandchildren and always says My Legacy. I think he means that they will carry on his Jewish identity and as he says to all of us DTRT. Do The Right Thing!Human kindness\, chesed. This is what we teach them. We talkabout tzedakah; they periodically volunteer at a food pantry; their parents do a lot of pro bono work … this would be our legacy\, if they could grow up in this path.L’dor va’dor from one generation to another. Religion\, customs\, tzedakah\, menschiness. Stand tall and be proud!I want to always set a good example of how to be a mensch. In fact\, that was one of the first bits of parenting advice I gave to my son: Set a good example!At 4 and 1.5 years I’m already trying to pass on my love of food and cooking and Jewish holidays.Be an outstanding role model for them up to took up to\, teach them to do Tzedakah and participate with them\, share Jewish experiences\, and stress the importance of their Jewish identity.Being a good role. Model to live life to its fullest.Teach them to treat people the way they want to be treated themselves. It’s pretty simple.Set a good example so that your grandchildren will remember you as a caring person and pass that behavior on to the next generation.To me\, it means how I want them to remember me. I want to be encouraging\, loving and kind.That I raised my children to be kind\, compassionate\, good humans with Jewish values and family tradition and they will teach their children the same . Also that the four lovesof my life can come to me with anything and I will bethere for them.It’s fairly simple. When they think of me\, or something reminds them of me\, they smile\, and maybe even laugh. To paraphrase Hillel\, the rest is commentary.Banner photograph courtesy of Or Ami\, Calabasas\, CA
URL:https://jewishgrandparentsnetwork.org/event/play-along-parsha-vaera/
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220101
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20220102
DTSTAMP:20211214T235254Z
CREATED:20211214T235254Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20211214T235254Z
UID:10000051-1640995200-1641081599@jewishgrandparentsnetwork.org
SUMMARY:Family Torah learning with Hadar’s Devash: Va'era
DESCRIPTION:We recently asked the members of the Jewish Grandparents Network Facebook Group:“Thinking about your own grandchildren\, what does the phrase ‘my legacy’ mean to you?” Here’s how people responded: Torah\, simchah\, and family first.For me\, it is teach by example. Always act with integrity. Be utterly reliable and trustworthy. | hope that is part of the legacy I leave them.My dad looks at his great grandchildren and always says My Legacy. I think he means that they will carry on his Jewish identity and as he says to all of us DTRT. Do The Right Thing!Human kindness\, chesed. This is what we teach them. We talkabout tzedakah; they periodically volunteer at a food pantry; their parents do a lot of pro bono work … this would be our legacy\, if they could grow up in this path.L’dor va’dor from one generation to another. Religion\, customs\, tzedakah\, menschiness. Stand tall and be proud!I want to always set a good example of how to be a mensch. In fact\, that was one of the first bits of parenting advice I gave to my son: Set a good example!At 4 and 1.5 years I’m already trying to pass on my love of food and cooking and Jewish holidays.Be an outstanding role model for them up to took up to\, teach them to do Tzedakah and participate with them\, share Jewish experiences\, and stress the importance of their Jewish identity.Being a good role. Model to live life to its fullest.Teach them to treat people the way they want to be treated themselves. It’s pretty simple.Set a good example so that your grandchildren will remember you as a caring person and pass that behavior on to the next generation.To me\, it means how I want them to remember me. I want to be encouraging\, loving and kind.That I raised my children to be kind\, compassionate\, good humans with Jewish values and family tradition and they will teach their children the same . Also that the four lovesof my life can come to me with anything and I will bethere for them.It’s fairly simple. When they think of me\, or something reminds them of me\, they smile\, and maybe even laugh. To paraphrase Hillel\, the rest is commentary.Banner photograph courtesy of Or Ami\, Calabasas\, CA
URL:https://jewishgrandparentsnetwork.org/event/family-torah-learning-with-hadars-devash-vaera/
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220101
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20220102
DTSTAMP:20210804T155443Z
CREATED:20210726T191623Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20210804T155443Z
UID:10000025-1640995200-1641081599@jewishgrandparentsnetwork.org
SUMMARY:New Year’s Day
DESCRIPTION:We recently asked the members of the Jewish Grandparents Network Facebook Group:“Thinking about your own grandchildren\, what does the phrase ‘my legacy’ mean to you?” Here’s how people responded: Torah\, simchah\, and family first.For me\, it is teach by example. Always act with integrity. Be utterly reliable and trustworthy. | hope that is part of the legacy I leave them.My dad looks at his great grandchildren and always says My Legacy. I think he means that they will carry on his Jewish identity and as he says to all of us DTRT. Do The Right Thing!Human kindness\, chesed. This is what we teach them. We talkabout tzedakah; they periodically volunteer at a food pantry; their parents do a lot of pro bono work … this would be our legacy\, if they could grow up in this path.L’dor va’dor from one generation to another. Religion\, customs\, tzedakah\, menschiness. Stand tall and be proud!I want to always set a good example of how to be a mensch. In fact\, that was one of the first bits of parenting advice I gave to my son: Set a good example!At 4 and 1.5 years I’m already trying to pass on my love of food and cooking and Jewish holidays.Be an outstanding role model for them up to took up to\, teach them to do Tzedakah and participate with them\, share Jewish experiences\, and stress the importance of their Jewish identity.Being a good role. Model to live life to its fullest.Teach them to treat people the way they want to be treated themselves. It’s pretty simple.Set a good example so that your grandchildren will remember you as a caring person and pass that behavior on to the next generation.To me\, it means how I want them to remember me. I want to be encouraging\, loving and kind.That I raised my children to be kind\, compassionate\, good humans with Jewish values and family tradition and they will teach their children the same . Also that the four lovesof my life can come to me with anything and I will bethere for them.It’s fairly simple. When they think of me\, or something reminds them of me\, they smile\, and maybe even laugh. To paraphrase Hillel\, the rest is commentary.Banner photograph courtesy of Or Ami\, Calabasas\, CA
URL:https://jewishgrandparentsnetwork.org/event/new-years-day/
CATEGORIES:Holidays
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END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220108
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20220109
DTSTAMP:20220115T204539Z
CREATED:20220115T204539Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20220115T204539Z
UID:10000067-1641600000-1641686399@jewishgrandparentsnetwork.org
SUMMARY:Play-Along Parsha: Bo
DESCRIPTION:We recently asked the members of the Jewish Grandparents Network Facebook Group:“Thinking about your own grandchildren\, what does the phrase ‘my legacy’ mean to you?” Here’s how people responded: Torah\, simchah\, and family first.For me\, it is teach by example. Always act with integrity. Be utterly reliable and trustworthy. | hope that is part of the legacy I leave them.My dad looks at his great grandchildren and always says My Legacy. I think he means that they will carry on his Jewish identity and as he says to all of us DTRT. Do The Right Thing!Human kindness\, chesed. This is what we teach them. We talkabout tzedakah; they periodically volunteer at a food pantry; their parents do a lot of pro bono work … this would be our legacy\, if they could grow up in this path.L’dor va’dor from one generation to another. Religion\, customs\, tzedakah\, menschiness. Stand tall and be proud!I want to always set a good example of how to be a mensch. In fact\, that was one of the first bits of parenting advice I gave to my son: Set a good example!At 4 and 1.5 years I’m already trying to pass on my love of food and cooking and Jewish holidays.Be an outstanding role model for them up to took up to\, teach them to do Tzedakah and participate with them\, share Jewish experiences\, and stress the importance of their Jewish identity.Being a good role. Model to live life to its fullest.Teach them to treat people the way they want to be treated themselves. It’s pretty simple.Set a good example so that your grandchildren will remember you as a caring person and pass that behavior on to the next generation.To me\, it means how I want them to remember me. I want to be encouraging\, loving and kind.That I raised my children to be kind\, compassionate\, good humans with Jewish values and family tradition and they will teach their children the same . Also that the four lovesof my life can come to me with anything and I will bethere for them.It’s fairly simple. When they think of me\, or something reminds them of me\, they smile\, and maybe even laugh. To paraphrase Hillel\, the rest is commentary.Banner photograph courtesy of Or Ami\, Calabasas\, CA
URL:https://jewishgrandparentsnetwork.org/event/play-along-parsha-bo/
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220108
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20220109
DTSTAMP:20211214T235349Z
CREATED:20211214T235349Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20211214T235349Z
UID:10000053-1641600000-1641686399@jewishgrandparentsnetwork.org
SUMMARY:Family Torah learning with Hadar’s Devash: Bo
DESCRIPTION:We recently asked the members of the Jewish Grandparents Network Facebook Group:“Thinking about your own grandchildren\, what does the phrase ‘my legacy’ mean to you?” Here’s how people responded: Torah\, simchah\, and family first.For me\, it is teach by example. Always act with integrity. Be utterly reliable and trustworthy. | hope that is part of the legacy I leave them.My dad looks at his great grandchildren and always says My Legacy. I think he means that they will carry on his Jewish identity and as he says to all of us DTRT. Do The Right Thing!Human kindness\, chesed. This is what we teach them. We talkabout tzedakah; they periodically volunteer at a food pantry; their parents do a lot of pro bono work … this would be our legacy\, if they could grow up in this path.L’dor va’dor from one generation to another. Religion\, customs\, tzedakah\, menschiness. Stand tall and be proud!I want to always set a good example of how to be a mensch. In fact\, that was one of the first bits of parenting advice I gave to my son: Set a good example!At 4 and 1.5 years I’m already trying to pass on my love of food and cooking and Jewish holidays.Be an outstanding role model for them up to took up to\, teach them to do Tzedakah and participate with them\, share Jewish experiences\, and stress the importance of their Jewish identity.Being a good role. Model to live life to its fullest.Teach them to treat people the way they want to be treated themselves. It’s pretty simple.Set a good example so that your grandchildren will remember you as a caring person and pass that behavior on to the next generation.To me\, it means how I want them to remember me. I want to be encouraging\, loving and kind.That I raised my children to be kind\, compassionate\, good humans with Jewish values and family tradition and they will teach their children the same . Also that the four lovesof my life can come to me with anything and I will bethere for them.It’s fairly simple. When they think of me\, or something reminds them of me\, they smile\, and maybe even laugh. To paraphrase Hillel\, the rest is commentary.Banner photograph courtesy of Or Ami\, Calabasas\, CA
URL:https://jewishgrandparentsnetwork.org/event/family-torah-learning-with-hadars-devash-bo/
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20220111T190000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20220111T200000
DTSTAMP:20211214T235741Z
CREATED:20211210T145240Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20211214T235741Z
UID:10000043-1641927600-1641931200@jewishgrandparentsnetwork.org
SUMMARY:Raising Resilient Kids In A Stressed-Out World: How Grandparents Can Play A Role
DESCRIPTION:We recently asked the members of the Jewish Grandparents Network Facebook Group:“Thinking about your own grandchildren\, what does the phrase ‘my legacy’ mean to you?” Here’s how people responded: Torah\, simchah\, and family first.For me\, it is teach by example. Always act with integrity. Be utterly reliable and trustworthy. | hope that is part of the legacy I leave them.My dad looks at his great grandchildren and always says My Legacy. I think he means that they will carry on his Jewish identity and as he says to all of us DTRT. Do The Right Thing!Human kindness\, chesed. This is what we teach them. We talkabout tzedakah; they periodically volunteer at a food pantry; their parents do a lot of pro bono work … this would be our legacy\, if they could grow up in this path.L’dor va’dor from one generation to another. Religion\, customs\, tzedakah\, menschiness. Stand tall and be proud!I want to always set a good example of how to be a mensch. In fact\, that was one of the first bits of parenting advice I gave to my son: Set a good example!At 4 and 1.5 years I’m already trying to pass on my love of food and cooking and Jewish holidays.Be an outstanding role model for them up to took up to\, teach them to do Tzedakah and participate with them\, share Jewish experiences\, and stress the importance of their Jewish identity.Being a good role. Model to live life to its fullest.Teach them to treat people the way they want to be treated themselves. It’s pretty simple.Set a good example so that your grandchildren will remember you as a caring person and pass that behavior on to the next generation.To me\, it means how I want them to remember me. I want to be encouraging\, loving and kind.That I raised my children to be kind\, compassionate\, good humans with Jewish values and family tradition and they will teach their children the same . Also that the four lovesof my life can come to me with anything and I will bethere for them.It’s fairly simple. When they think of me\, or something reminds them of me\, they smile\, and maybe even laugh. To paraphrase Hillel\, the rest is commentary.Banner photograph courtesy of Or Ami\, Calabasas\, CA
URL:https://jewishgrandparentsnetwork.org/event/raising-resilient-kids-in-a-stressed-out-world-how-grandparents-can-play-a-role/
ORGANIZER;CN="Jewish Grandparents Network":MAILTO:info@jewishgrandparentsnetwork.org
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220115
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20220116
DTSTAMP:20220115T204713Z
CREATED:20220115T204713Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20220115T204713Z
UID:10000068-1642204800-1642291199@jewishgrandparentsnetwork.org
SUMMARY:Play-Along Parsha: Beshalach
DESCRIPTION:We recently asked the members of the Jewish Grandparents Network Facebook Group:“Thinking about your own grandchildren\, what does the phrase ‘my legacy’ mean to you?” Here’s how people responded: Torah\, simchah\, and family first.For me\, it is teach by example. Always act with integrity. Be utterly reliable and trustworthy. | hope that is part of the legacy I leave them.My dad looks at his great grandchildren and always says My Legacy. I think he means that they will carry on his Jewish identity and as he says to all of us DTRT. Do The Right Thing!Human kindness\, chesed. This is what we teach them. We talkabout tzedakah; they periodically volunteer at a food pantry; their parents do a lot of pro bono work … this would be our legacy\, if they could grow up in this path.L’dor va’dor from one generation to another. Religion\, customs\, tzedakah\, menschiness. Stand tall and be proud!I want to always set a good example of how to be a mensch. In fact\, that was one of the first bits of parenting advice I gave to my son: Set a good example!At 4 and 1.5 years I’m already trying to pass on my love of food and cooking and Jewish holidays.Be an outstanding role model for them up to took up to\, teach them to do Tzedakah and participate with them\, share Jewish experiences\, and stress the importance of their Jewish identity.Being a good role. Model to live life to its fullest.Teach them to treat people the way they want to be treated themselves. It’s pretty simple.Set a good example so that your grandchildren will remember you as a caring person and pass that behavior on to the next generation.To me\, it means how I want them to remember me. I want to be encouraging\, loving and kind.That I raised my children to be kind\, compassionate\, good humans with Jewish values and family tradition and they will teach their children the same . Also that the four lovesof my life can come to me with anything and I will bethere for them.It’s fairly simple. When they think of me\, or something reminds them of me\, they smile\, and maybe even laugh. To paraphrase Hillel\, the rest is commentary.Banner photograph courtesy of Or Ami\, Calabasas\, CA
URL:https://jewishgrandparentsnetwork.org/event/play-along-parsha-beshalach/
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220115
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20220116
DTSTAMP:20211214T235948Z
CREATED:20211214T235640Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20211214T235948Z
UID:10000055-1642204800-1642291199@jewishgrandparentsnetwork.org
SUMMARY:Family Torah learning with Hadar’s Devash:  Beshallach
DESCRIPTION:We recently asked the members of the Jewish Grandparents Network Facebook Group:“Thinking about your own grandchildren\, what does the phrase ‘my legacy’ mean to you?” Here’s how people responded: Torah\, simchah\, and family first.For me\, it is teach by example. Always act with integrity. Be utterly reliable and trustworthy. | hope that is part of the legacy I leave them.My dad looks at his great grandchildren and always says My Legacy. I think he means that they will carry on his Jewish identity and as he says to all of us DTRT. Do The Right Thing!Human kindness\, chesed. This is what we teach them. We talkabout tzedakah; they periodically volunteer at a food pantry; their parents do a lot of pro bono work … this would be our legacy\, if they could grow up in this path.L’dor va’dor from one generation to another. Religion\, customs\, tzedakah\, menschiness. Stand tall and be proud!I want to always set a good example of how to be a mensch. In fact\, that was one of the first bits of parenting advice I gave to my son: Set a good example!At 4 and 1.5 years I’m already trying to pass on my love of food and cooking and Jewish holidays.Be an outstanding role model for them up to took up to\, teach them to do Tzedakah and participate with them\, share Jewish experiences\, and stress the importance of their Jewish identity.Being a good role. Model to live life to its fullest.Teach them to treat people the way they want to be treated themselves. It’s pretty simple.Set a good example so that your grandchildren will remember you as a caring person and pass that behavior on to the next generation.To me\, it means how I want them to remember me. I want to be encouraging\, loving and kind.That I raised my children to be kind\, compassionate\, good humans with Jewish values and family tradition and they will teach their children the same . Also that the four lovesof my life can come to me with anything and I will bethere for them.It’s fairly simple. When they think of me\, or something reminds them of me\, they smile\, and maybe even laugh. To paraphrase Hillel\, the rest is commentary.Banner photograph courtesy of Or Ami\, Calabasas\, CA
URL:https://jewishgrandparentsnetwork.org/event/family-torah-learning-with-hadars-devash-beshallah/
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220117
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20220118
DTSTAMP:20220116T200018Z
CREATED:20220114T211147Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20220116T200018Z
UID:10000061-1642377600-1642463999@jewishgrandparentsnetwork.org
SUMMARY:Martin Luther King Jr. Day
DESCRIPTION:We recently asked the members of the Jewish Grandparents Network Facebook Group:“Thinking about your own grandchildren\, what does the phrase ‘my legacy’ mean to you?” Here’s how people responded: Torah\, simchah\, and family first.For me\, it is teach by example. Always act with integrity. Be utterly reliable and trustworthy. | hope that is part of the legacy I leave them.My dad looks at his great grandchildren and always says My Legacy. I think he means that they will carry on his Jewish identity and as he says to all of us DTRT. Do The Right Thing!Human kindness\, chesed. This is what we teach them. We talkabout tzedakah; they periodically volunteer at a food pantry; their parents do a lot of pro bono work … this would be our legacy\, if they could grow up in this path.L’dor va’dor from one generation to another. Religion\, customs\, tzedakah\, menschiness. Stand tall and be proud!I want to always set a good example of how to be a mensch. In fact\, that was one of the first bits of parenting advice I gave to my son: Set a good example!At 4 and 1.5 years I’m already trying to pass on my love of food and cooking and Jewish holidays.Be an outstanding role model for them up to took up to\, teach them to do Tzedakah and participate with them\, share Jewish experiences\, and stress the importance of their Jewish identity.Being a good role. Model to live life to its fullest.Teach them to treat people the way they want to be treated themselves. It’s pretty simple.Set a good example so that your grandchildren will remember you as a caring person and pass that behavior on to the next generation.To me\, it means how I want them to remember me. I want to be encouraging\, loving and kind.That I raised my children to be kind\, compassionate\, good humans with Jewish values and family tradition and they will teach their children the same . Also that the four lovesof my life can come to me with anything and I will bethere for them.It’s fairly simple. When they think of me\, or something reminds them of me\, they smile\, and maybe even laugh. To paraphrase Hillel\, the rest is commentary.Banner photograph courtesy of Or Ami\, Calabasas\, CA
URL:https://jewishgrandparentsnetwork.org/event/martin-luther-king-jr-day/
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220117
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20220118
DTSTAMP:20230127T030053Z
CREATED:20220114T211036Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20230127T030053Z
UID:10000059-1642377600-1642463999@jewishgrandparentsnetwork.org
SUMMARY:Tu BiShvat
DESCRIPTION:We recently asked the members of the Jewish Grandparents Network Facebook Group:“Thinking about your own grandchildren\, what does the phrase ‘my legacy’ mean to you?” Here’s how people responded: Torah\, simchah\, and family first.For me\, it is teach by example. Always act with integrity. Be utterly reliable and trustworthy. | hope that is part of the legacy I leave them.My dad looks at his great grandchildren and always says My Legacy. I think he means that they will carry on his Jewish identity and as he says to all of us DTRT. Do The Right Thing!Human kindness\, chesed. This is what we teach them. We talkabout tzedakah; they periodically volunteer at a food pantry; their parents do a lot of pro bono work … this would be our legacy\, if they could grow up in this path.L’dor va’dor from one generation to another. Religion\, customs\, tzedakah\, menschiness. Stand tall and be proud!I want to always set a good example of how to be a mensch. In fact\, that was one of the first bits of parenting advice I gave to my son: Set a good example!At 4 and 1.5 years I’m already trying to pass on my love of food and cooking and Jewish holidays.Be an outstanding role model for them up to took up to\, teach them to do Tzedakah and participate with them\, share Jewish experiences\, and stress the importance of their Jewish identity.Being a good role. Model to live life to its fullest.Teach them to treat people the way they want to be treated themselves. It’s pretty simple.Set a good example so that your grandchildren will remember you as a caring person and pass that behavior on to the next generation.To me\, it means how I want them to remember me. I want to be encouraging\, loving and kind.That I raised my children to be kind\, compassionate\, good humans with Jewish values and family tradition and they will teach their children the same . Also that the four lovesof my life can come to me with anything and I will bethere for them.It’s fairly simple. When they think of me\, or something reminds them of me\, they smile\, and maybe even laugh. To paraphrase Hillel\, the rest is commentary.Banner photograph courtesy of Or Ami\, Calabasas\, CA
URL:https://jewishgrandparentsnetwork.org/event/tu-bishvat/
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220122
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20220123
DTSTAMP:20220115T210431Z
CREATED:20220115T205518Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20220115T210431Z
UID:10000069-1642809600-1642895999@jewishgrandparentsnetwork.org
SUMMARY:Parashat Hashavua (Portion of the Week) Yitro – family activities
DESCRIPTION:We recently asked the members of the Jewish Grandparents Network Facebook Group:“Thinking about your own grandchildren\, what does the phrase ‘my legacy’ mean to you?” Here’s how people responded: Torah\, simchah\, and family first.For me\, it is teach by example. Always act with integrity. Be utterly reliable and trustworthy. | hope that is part of the legacy I leave them.My dad looks at his great grandchildren and always says My Legacy. I think he means that they will carry on his Jewish identity and as he says to all of us DTRT. Do The Right Thing!Human kindness\, chesed. This is what we teach them. We talkabout tzedakah; they periodically volunteer at a food pantry; their parents do a lot of pro bono work … this would be our legacy\, if they could grow up in this path.L’dor va’dor from one generation to another. Religion\, customs\, tzedakah\, menschiness. Stand tall and be proud!I want to always set a good example of how to be a mensch. In fact\, that was one of the first bits of parenting advice I gave to my son: Set a good example!At 4 and 1.5 years I’m already trying to pass on my love of food and cooking and Jewish holidays.Be an outstanding role model for them up to took up to\, teach them to do Tzedakah and participate with them\, share Jewish experiences\, and stress the importance of their Jewish identity.Being a good role. Model to live life to its fullest.Teach them to treat people the way they want to be treated themselves. It’s pretty simple.Set a good example so that your grandchildren will remember you as a caring person and pass that behavior on to the next generation.To me\, it means how I want them to remember me. I want to be encouraging\, loving and kind.That I raised my children to be kind\, compassionate\, good humans with Jewish values and family tradition and they will teach their children the same . Also that the four lovesof my life can come to me with anything and I will bethere for them.It’s fairly simple. When they think of me\, or something reminds them of me\, they smile\, and maybe even laugh. To paraphrase Hillel\, the rest is commentary.Banner photograph courtesy of Or Ami\, Calabasas\, CA
URL:https://jewishgrandparentsnetwork.org/event/parashat-hashavua-portion-of-the-week-yitro-family-activities/
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220129
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20220130
DTSTAMP:20220204T012822Z
CREATED:20220115T205751Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20220204T012822Z
UID:10000070-1643414400-1643500799@jewishgrandparentsnetwork.org
SUMMARY:Parashat Hashavua (Portion of the Week) Mishpatim – family activities
DESCRIPTION:We recently asked the members of the Jewish Grandparents Network Facebook Group:“Thinking about your own grandchildren\, what does the phrase ‘my legacy’ mean to you?” Here’s how people responded: Torah\, simchah\, and family first.For me\, it is teach by example. Always act with integrity. Be utterly reliable and trustworthy. | hope that is part of the legacy I leave them.My dad looks at his great grandchildren and always says My Legacy. I think he means that they will carry on his Jewish identity and as he says to all of us DTRT. Do The Right Thing!Human kindness\, chesed. This is what we teach them. We talkabout tzedakah; they periodically volunteer at a food pantry; their parents do a lot of pro bono work … this would be our legacy\, if they could grow up in this path.L’dor va’dor from one generation to another. Religion\, customs\, tzedakah\, menschiness. Stand tall and be proud!I want to always set a good example of how to be a mensch. In fact\, that was one of the first bits of parenting advice I gave to my son: Set a good example!At 4 and 1.5 years I’m already trying to pass on my love of food and cooking and Jewish holidays.Be an outstanding role model for them up to took up to\, teach them to do Tzedakah and participate with them\, share Jewish experiences\, and stress the importance of their Jewish identity.Being a good role. Model to live life to its fullest.Teach them to treat people the way they want to be treated themselves. It’s pretty simple.Set a good example so that your grandchildren will remember you as a caring person and pass that behavior on to the next generation.To me\, it means how I want them to remember me. I want to be encouraging\, loving and kind.That I raised my children to be kind\, compassionate\, good humans with Jewish values and family tradition and they will teach their children the same . Also that the four lovesof my life can come to me with anything and I will bethere for them.It’s fairly simple. When they think of me\, or something reminds them of me\, they smile\, and maybe even laugh. To paraphrase Hillel\, the rest is commentary.Banner photograph courtesy of Or Ami\, Calabasas\, CA
URL:https://jewishgrandparentsnetwork.org/event/parashat-hashavua-portion-of-the-week-mishpatim-family-activities/
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220205
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20220206
DTSTAMP:20220204T013022Z
CREATED:20220115T205954Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20220204T013022Z
UID:10000071-1644019200-1644105599@jewishgrandparentsnetwork.org
SUMMARY:Parashat Hashavua (Portion of the Week) Terumah – family activities
DESCRIPTION:We recently asked the members of the Jewish Grandparents Network Facebook Group:“Thinking about your own grandchildren\, what does the phrase ‘my legacy’ mean to you?” Here’s how people responded: Torah\, simchah\, and family first.For me\, it is teach by example. Always act with integrity. Be utterly reliable and trustworthy. | hope that is part of the legacy I leave them.My dad looks at his great grandchildren and always says My Legacy. I think he means that they will carry on his Jewish identity and as he says to all of us DTRT. Do The Right Thing!Human kindness\, chesed. This is what we teach them. We talkabout tzedakah; they periodically volunteer at a food pantry; their parents do a lot of pro bono work … this would be our legacy\, if they could grow up in this path.L’dor va’dor from one generation to another. Religion\, customs\, tzedakah\, menschiness. Stand tall and be proud!I want to always set a good example of how to be a mensch. In fact\, that was one of the first bits of parenting advice I gave to my son: Set a good example!At 4 and 1.5 years I’m already trying to pass on my love of food and cooking and Jewish holidays.Be an outstanding role model for them up to took up to\, teach them to do Tzedakah and participate with them\, share Jewish experiences\, and stress the importance of their Jewish identity.Being a good role. Model to live life to its fullest.Teach them to treat people the way they want to be treated themselves. It’s pretty simple.Set a good example so that your grandchildren will remember you as a caring person and pass that behavior on to the next generation.To me\, it means how I want them to remember me. I want to be encouraging\, loving and kind.That I raised my children to be kind\, compassionate\, good humans with Jewish values and family tradition and they will teach their children the same . Also that the four lovesof my life can come to me with anything and I will bethere for them.It’s fairly simple. When they think of me\, or something reminds them of me\, they smile\, and maybe even laugh. To paraphrase Hillel\, the rest is commentary.Banner photograph courtesy of Or Ami\, Calabasas\, CA
URL:https://jewishgrandparentsnetwork.org/event/parashat-hashavua-portion-of-the-week-terumah-family-activities/
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220212
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20220213
DTSTAMP:20220211T015519Z
CREATED:20220115T210632Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20220211T015519Z
UID:10000072-1644624000-1644710399@jewishgrandparentsnetwork.org
SUMMARY:Parashat Hashavua (Portion of the Week) Tetzaveh – family activities
DESCRIPTION:We recently asked the members of the Jewish Grandparents Network Facebook Group:“Thinking about your own grandchildren\, what does the phrase ‘my legacy’ mean to you?” Here’s how people responded: Torah\, simchah\, and family first.For me\, it is teach by example. Always act with integrity. Be utterly reliable and trustworthy. | hope that is part of the legacy I leave them.My dad looks at his great grandchildren and always says My Legacy. I think he means that they will carry on his Jewish identity and as he says to all of us DTRT. Do The Right Thing!Human kindness\, chesed. This is what we teach them. We talkabout tzedakah; they periodically volunteer at a food pantry; their parents do a lot of pro bono work … this would be our legacy\, if they could grow up in this path.L’dor va’dor from one generation to another. Religion\, customs\, tzedakah\, menschiness. Stand tall and be proud!I want to always set a good example of how to be a mensch. In fact\, that was one of the first bits of parenting advice I gave to my son: Set a good example!At 4 and 1.5 years I’m already trying to pass on my love of food and cooking and Jewish holidays.Be an outstanding role model for them up to took up to\, teach them to do Tzedakah and participate with them\, share Jewish experiences\, and stress the importance of their Jewish identity.Being a good role. Model to live life to its fullest.Teach them to treat people the way they want to be treated themselves. It’s pretty simple.Set a good example so that your grandchildren will remember you as a caring person and pass that behavior on to the next generation.To me\, it means how I want them to remember me. I want to be encouraging\, loving and kind.That I raised my children to be kind\, compassionate\, good humans with Jewish values and family tradition and they will teach their children the same . Also that the four lovesof my life can come to me with anything and I will bethere for them.It’s fairly simple. When they think of me\, or something reminds them of me\, they smile\, and maybe even laugh. To paraphrase Hillel\, the rest is commentary.Banner photograph courtesy of Or Ami\, Calabasas\, CA
URL:https://jewishgrandparentsnetwork.org/event/parashat-hashavua-portion-of-the-week-tetzaveh-family-activities/
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20220215T190000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20220215T200000
DTSTAMP:20220115T210304Z
CREATED:20220115T020442Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20220115T210304Z
UID:10000065-1644951600-1644955200@jewishgrandparentsnetwork.org
SUMMARY:Family Room Live! What Grandparents Need to Know About Teens and Mental Health
DESCRIPTION:We recently asked the members of the Jewish Grandparents Network Facebook Group:“Thinking about your own grandchildren\, what does the phrase ‘my legacy’ mean to you?” Here’s how people responded: Torah\, simchah\, and family first.For me\, it is teach by example. Always act with integrity. Be utterly reliable and trustworthy. | hope that is part of the legacy I leave them.My dad looks at his great grandchildren and always says My Legacy. I think he means that they will carry on his Jewish identity and as he says to all of us DTRT. Do The Right Thing!Human kindness\, chesed. This is what we teach them. We talkabout tzedakah; they periodically volunteer at a food pantry; their parents do a lot of pro bono work … this would be our legacy\, if they could grow up in this path.L’dor va’dor from one generation to another. Religion\, customs\, tzedakah\, menschiness. Stand tall and be proud!I want to always set a good example of how to be a mensch. In fact\, that was one of the first bits of parenting advice I gave to my son: Set a good example!At 4 and 1.5 years I’m already trying to pass on my love of food and cooking and Jewish holidays.Be an outstanding role model for them up to took up to\, teach them to do Tzedakah and participate with them\, share Jewish experiences\, and stress the importance of their Jewish identity.Being a good role. Model to live life to its fullest.Teach them to treat people the way they want to be treated themselves. It’s pretty simple.Set a good example so that your grandchildren will remember you as a caring person and pass that behavior on to the next generation.To me\, it means how I want them to remember me. I want to be encouraging\, loving and kind.That I raised my children to be kind\, compassionate\, good humans with Jewish values and family tradition and they will teach their children the same . Also that the four lovesof my life can come to me with anything and I will bethere for them.It’s fairly simple. When they think of me\, or something reminds them of me\, they smile\, and maybe even laugh. To paraphrase Hillel\, the rest is commentary.Banner photograph courtesy of Or Ami\, Calabasas\, CA
URL:https://jewishgrandparentsnetwork.org/event/family-room-live-what-grandparents-need-to-know-about-teens-and-mental-health/
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