Category Archives: Jewish Humor

Does Norman Have a Soul? – Mendel the Chassid and Norman the Dog

Posted on August 26, 2012 by amzhs

By William Rabinowitz Ever since I was a kid, in the last century as my grandchildren like to remind me, I have always had a dog. It is hard to imagine life without a chewing, barking, pooping, loving four legged companion. … Continue reading →

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The Andorra Star- British Liner sunk by a German U-Boat, carrying prisoners of War and German Jewish Holocaust Refugees the British saw as enemies.

Posted on August 26, 2012 by amzhs

The Andorra Star By William Rabinowitz It is a strange way of remembering Otto. But every July 2, I go to his grave site at the Judean Garden of Light and Remembrances off of Route 441 in Boynton Beach. I … Continue reading →

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Jim Levy, Irish Jewish Gunfighter of the Old West

Posted on August 26, 2012 by amzhs

        By William Rabinowitz   It’s been a few quite a few years since Chandler, our grandson, was a little boy. His parents would come down with him every winter, free room and board, and happy Grandparents … Continue reading →

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A Jewish Bankruptcy

Posted on August 26, 2012 by amzhs

  By William Rabinowitz When I first saw the sign, I was not sure what it meant. Were they selling $10.00 bones to seniors because the economy was so bad? Many of us are on fixed incomes and some seniors … Continue reading →

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The Kids are Coming!

Posted on August 26, 2012 by amzhs

    By William Rabinowitz The phone rang once, then twice. I have been trained well. Do not answer the phone until the third ring even if I am standing next to the phone. Sheila insists that in Boynton Beach … Continue reading →

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