by Stephanie D. Lewis

In January I wrote: Happy 2020! My optometrist waited a lifetime for this year. It’s gonna be great!

by Stephanie D. Lewis

This is not your Bubbie Bubble!

by Stephanie D. Lewis

Apologies to the Princess & the Pea, but you won’t be a Jewish princess!

by Stephanie D. Lewis

On a first date, how do you tell if someone has a good sense of humor?

by Stephanie D. Lewis

I worry a lot so I was thinking of calling it WOW (Women Overcoming Worry!)

by Stephanie D. Lewis

12 signs your family has a “ScroogeStein or “GrinchBerg”

by Stephanie D. Lewis

Start with a “Gratitude Platter”, containing appropriate symbolic foods like cranberry sauce.

by Stephanie D. Lewis

On October 31st instead of Mr. Goodbars I’ll be offering Mr. Menschbars.

by Stephanie D. Lewis

Jewish readers get advice from the new maven in town.

by Stephanie D. Lewis

To Kvell a Mockingbird.

by Stephanie D. Lewis

If I directed the Fiddler remake, this is what it would look like…

by Stephanie D. Lewis

My Jewish inventions that will make us all millions!

by Stephanie D. Lewis

A certified transcript from the recent Ten Plague board meeting.

by Stephanie D. Lewis

The Chinese have fortune cookies. Now the Jews have these.

by Stephanie D. Lewis

Introducing the Jewish fact-checking site, Schmopes.

by Stephanie D. Lewis

Finding Lazar Wolf’s diary changes everything!

by Stephanie D. Lewis

Miriam Poppins is about an Israeli nanny who floats down from the sky holding oversized Shabbos candlesticks.

by Stephanie D. Lewis

Instead of the ball drop in Time’s Square, we let the matzah balls drop into our soup.

by Stephanie D. Lewis

Spellukah, noun. A democratic way to settle any dispute over how you should write the word ‘Chanukah.’

by Stephanie D. Lewis

I tried to organize a holiday cookie exchange at my shul. This is what happened.

by Stephanie D. Lewis

How do two individuals mutually settle on who should supersede them as parents upon their death?

by Stephanie D. Lewis

Key words you never knew you needed.

by Stephanie D. Lewis

A Jewish event planner hankers for Chanukah to last an entire year so she can throw lots of festive parties. And it does…

by Stephanie D. Lewis

And other Jewish TV game/reality shows…

by Stephanie D. Lewis

Introducing Aviva, the know-it-all maven more intelligent than all other digital personal assistants.

by Stephanie D. Lewis

Instead of Grand Master Yoda, you’ll see my nosy Grandmother Yente.

by Stephanie D. Lewis

My email was hacked. If my hackers were Jewish, this is what probably went down.

by Stephanie D. Lewis

Look who’s talking . . . our favorite Jewish foods!

by Stephanie D. Lewis

Discover new words you never knew you needed.

by Stephanie D. Lewis

What’s a Jewish host supposed to do with two such important shindigs?

by Stephanie D. Lewis

Don’t resort to Fiddlerization or Yentl-ication.

by Stephanie D. Lewis

Even if my daughter sues me, I’ll have my brilliant attorney future son-in-law representing me in court!

by Stephanie D. Lewis

The Buffeter Betrayer says: that “homemade pie” is from Costco!

by Stephanie D. Lewis

Wanted: Someone to make a proper home, a quiet home, a kosher home…

by Stephanie D. Lewis

A retired event planner dishes on invitation etiquette.

by Stephanie D. Lewis, Dustin Lewis

The dos and don’ts of communicating with your Jewish mom/son.

by Stephanie D. Lewis

BRB no longer means “Be right back,” but “Bubbie requested bagels.”

by Stephanie D. Lewis

Forget Pokémon Go… now there’s Pokémensch!

by Stephanie D. Lewis

Some theme party ideas for adults considering a belated Bar or Bat Mitzvah.

by Stephanie D. Lewis

At the Dead Sea, just agree that you WILL float. Don’t argue with everyone around you that you’re an exception to the rule. Relax and SURRENDER.

by Stephanie D. Lewis

They say that Yiddish is dying off, but I’m not ready to give this colorful language any sort of burial!

by Stephanie D. Lewis

Afikomen Omen: Noun. The unfortunate curse of never being able to locate the hidden Matzah.

by Stephanie D. Lewis

Parker Brothers has changed to Parker Stein. Wanna play?

by Stephanie D. Lewis

The music is gone. It’s just Tevye and Golda. And it’s not good.

by Stephanie D. Lewis

Barb Mitzvah Barbie comes complete with yarmulkes, table assignments, DJ and cheesy movie montage.