Acclaimed speaker and mechaneches, Mrs. Miryam Swerdlov is going the distance in a new video series: Coffee With Miryam.
At any convenient hour, enter a Crown Street kitchen and leave uplifted from the sweet blend of Chassidus and humor. From the comfort of your home join conversations on topics that are relevant to all yidden across the spectrum.
Ranging from cheesecake to teshuva and everything in between. This bi-weekly video series will empower you, leaving you energized with a brew of relevance and humor, enveloped in the aroma of Torah.
that is so depressing. i don’t know about you but I’m loving my new normal. my kids are grown and now i’m taking time to discover who I am. i love when the kids come over but i also love when it’s quiet. I can finally hear myself think. i can take care of myself. I know you mean well but a poem about how each stage in life is full of opportunity and joy would be better served…
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How can you enjoy it when you feel like you’re drowning??
hi
thanks for your kind words
if u want the poem, write to me at mswerdlov@gmail.com and i will send it to u.
a gutten chodesh
B”H Thank you for putting those sentiments out there; poignant, eloquent. When I was a young Mom, decades ago, my Grandfather, OBM was visiting us. His precious Great Granddaughters, young teens at the time, were squabbling about who knows what, voices were raised, a door may have been slammed, etc. You get the picture. Before I could say or do anything, this magnificent, brilliant, loving Zeyde said to me, “Nu? You want peace and quiet? Soon they’ll be off to college, out into the world. And you will miss the “noise” that bothers you today”. Baruch Hashem, I am a… Read more »
Thank you for sharing your profound messages with us each week. A few weeks ago yaught that there is only Hashem. This really helped me when i learned the Alter Rebbe’s teaching in Tanya that from Hashem’s perspective there is only Him.
Thank you for adding so much joy to our lives.
Miryam, as a comtemporary, I can completely grasp and relate to your message of not pushing time. When my three eldest children, now grandparents, were babies in diapers (cloth!), someone gave me a wonderful piece of advice: Don’t blink! I thought it was an interesting comment, but I couldn’t begin to fully comprehend its meaning. Fifty years later, I do, and I have often repeated the same message.
amazing like you!!!!!I so agree!!!!!
I loved the poem so much and i would love the words of the poem please From Melbourne Australia
Dear Mrs. Swerdlov, amv”s
Thank you for your inspiring messages delivered with your trademark feminine touch. You are a pleasure to listen to and so pleasant to look at too. I love the way you dress and I love your nifty accessories.
Your words are wise and always hit the spot.
Zeit gezunt bis 120.
The motto in our house is ‘Dont rush it!” and that is whether we are celebrating a birthday or a new wonderful milestone.No need to rush the days as they go quickly enough all by themselves,
Wow so true thankyou for sharing with us your words of wisdom