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34 SEVEN SNEAKY WAYS TO MAKE A SMALL ROOM LOOK BIGGER Take advantage of color and dimension to maximize the space in your room

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No matter how generous your home’s square footage, chances are, at some point it will seem like the walls are closing in on you. Perhaps you favor bulky bedroom furniture or painted your dining room walls dark maroon on a whim. Or maybe your knickknack collection mysteriously multipliedx and has taken over your living room—seemingly overnight. Whatever the reason, your rooms appear smaller than they actually are.

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Just like pinstripe pants make your legs seem longer, a striped floor will make a room appear to go on for miles, says designer Kelly Edwards from Style Network’s Tacky House and HGTV’s Design on a Dime.

Use an oversize mirror to enhance the effect. “Go big or don’t bother!” says Christine Brun, interior designer and author of Small Space Living. See-through furniture—either glass-topped tables or pieces molded from Lucite or acrylic—will also fool the eyes. A trio of acrylic nesting tables ($95; InteriorExpressOutlet.com) provides endless surface space without cluttering a room visually. Prefer more substantial furniture? Pieces that match your wall color within a shade or two take up less visual space, says Sabrina Soto, one of Target’s Home Style Experts.

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Elizabeth Harbour uses different materials to create a collection of beautiful decorative pieces.

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Light-colored countertops in kitchens and bathrooms make surfaces seem more spacious, says Edwards. Even if you’re not ready to revamp a whole room, you can redo your countertops over a weekend.

“The darker the tile, the more cramped the surface will look,” warns Edwards. On a smaller scale, look for light-colored storage pieces that blend in with your existing wall color. A white storage bin ContainerStore.com($11.99), tucked in a corner, unobtrusively holds clutter.

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“Dual-use furniture creates more room by increasing the function of each space,” says Brun.

An entryway bench with storage space Busy-Kids. com($97.97) is the perfect perch for putting on shoes as well as a convenient spot to stow the things you usually forget on your way out the door, like reusable grocery bags, and seasonal accessories, such as umbrellas. A flip-top ottoman Target.com($79.99) holds the bedding for a foldaway couch or out-of-season throws until you need them.

Don’t rely on overhead fixtures, which pool light in one spot. Try to have several lighting elements in every room. “They draw the eye around, giving the illusion of more space,” says Edwards. Soto puts soft pink bulbs “DUAL-USE ($4.99 for 2, Lamp-

FURNITURE CREATES MORE ROOM BY INCREASING THE FUNCTION OF EACH SPACE”

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Don’t be afraid to break the rules. Create a furniture arrangement that’s “different.” For example, you don’t have to have a sofa and love seat in your living room just because everyone else does. Instead, try four comfortable armchairs. In the bedroom, if your bed works best when it’s covering part of a window, so be it.

“There are no design police waiting

“DON’T BE AFRAID TO BREAK RULES. CREATE FURNITURE ARRANGMENTS THAT ARE DIFFERENT.”

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With paint, “the lighter your walls, the better,” says Soto. While darker paint colors do make a room seem cozy, they often give the illusion of less space. The reason: light colors reflect and multiply light, while dark colors absorb it. To make a room feel airy, Soto sticks with cream, beige, light grayish-blue and lavender.

If you’re going to splurge, custom built-ins are the way to go, says Brun. Lofty rooms reach their full potential with one-of-a-kind shelving units that reach from floor to ceiling. Custom storage also helps you maximize out-of-the-way nooks, like the area under a flight of stairs.

Not ready to commit to a contractor just yet? Easy-to-install floating shelves ($29.99; ContainerStore.com) hung above bathroom and bedroom doors are great for bulky items, like spare towels and winter sweaters.

HOW TO CLEAN A FABRIC SOFA LIKE AN EXPERT GENERAL CLEANING & MAINTENANCE

Picture this: your in-laws are coming for a visit. You’ve spent the week scrubbing the tub, dusting baseboards, and buying all of their favorite snacks. After a night of jubilant conversation and the perfect meal, you go to set up the Soma sofa bed. That’s when you see them: the crumbs. You forgot to vacuum in the crevices of the sofa, and now your in-laws can see that they were right about you. This is all to s ay that regular sofa cleaning and maintenance is crucial to not only elongating your sofa’s life– but yours too.

To avoid these kinds of nightmare situations, make general cleaning and maintenance a regular part of your sofa care routine. Start by vacuuming every two weeks or so. Use the fabric attachment or a soft brush head to

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to issue you a ticket,” promises Brun. An unexpected setup might make your space more useful, perhaps giving you room for a dresser or desk that wouldn’t fit in a traditional arrangement.

vacuum up any of those telltale crumbs, dust, or other dry messes. A reminder: please make sure your vacuum head is clean. Rubbing a dirty vacuum on a sofa you’re trying to clean is the most Sisyphean task.

After you vacuum, take this opportunity to flip, rotate, and fluff your decorative pillows & cushions. If you want some expert insight into the art of fluffing pillows, check out our in-depth guide.

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WELCOME TO YDE GHS!

Join us for our girls high school

This week we started our first six week round of Clubs. This semester’s clubs include Mosaics, Painting, Needlepoint, Dance, Grow and Glow, and Baking. Clubs give the girls the opportunity to develop their talents and interests beyond their academic studies and to collaborate with one another in a fun and exciting way.

MOSAICS The girls are creating Berachot Mosaics with Mrs. Rose Hazan that will be hanging throughout our school.

Baruch Hashem, we are excited to welcome back our school community to the third year of our Girls High School! We are blessed to have expanded our school in our beautiful Annex and are delighted to share highlights of our school opening with you. We have also shared some reflections from our Summer Programs and Year End Party. Enjoy!

REFLECTIONS: YEAR END PARTY Our end of the year get-together was a real hit! With many thanks to Miss Celia Salame for hosting our party, we enjoyed a delicious lunch that was beautifully set up and prepared by our fellows. Esty Sarweh and Berta Saadia reminisced about what a great year we had, even though the beginning was so uncertain! Middot awards were given to the worthy recipients. Of course, no end of the year party can be complete without Mrs. Spirn’s Grammen!!

PAINTING Girls will be focusing on creating murals and painting ceramic objects. Special thanks to Mrs. Jodi Reznik, YDE GHS Art Director.

DANCE Our Dance Club led by Mrs. Cynthia Sasson will use their talents and energy in choreographing and learning fun dances which they can teach their friends and perform in school.

GROW & GLOW Our 9th Grade Tehillim teacher, Mrs. Randy Gindi, will be teaching our Grow and Glow group about Igeret HaRambam.

BAKING Each week the girls will be baking a different dessert and learning valuable baking and decorating techniques.

Special thanks to our Fellows!

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From The Desk Of Rabbi Meyer Yedid 2 0 2 2

From The Desk Of Mr. MicHael JeMal

Dear Graduates,

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With a heart full of gratitude, I write to you, our graduating class of YDE. As pioneers, your families looked forward and chose to join the YDE family. Your graduation marks the successful completion of years of hard work and we applaud your great accomplishments.

You have received an exemplary education and have grown in your character. You have also received a rich heritage of Torah and spirituality which has been handed down by our ancestors for thousands of years. Your lives are richer, fuller, and more closely attuned to the traditions, hopes, and aspirations of our people.

You are the role models for future YDE students. Your example of spirit, performance, and dedication will serve as a shining example to your peers and will attract more students to experience all YDE has to offer.

My dear graduates, as you look back and move forward, you will recognize that you have received the necessary tools that give you the ability to be successful in high school and in life. These tools should not be taken for granted nor should you underestimate your responsibility to use these tools effectively and efficiently.

I want to congratulate you and all the people who have worked so hard to get you to this point: your dedicated Rabbis and teachers who have the knowledge, the determination and the commitment to provide you with an outstanding academic and spiritual education; your parents and family who set priorities that allowed you to attend YDE and who supported you both physically and spiritually throughout these years.

We are proud of you and you should be proud of how far you’ve come. You reinforce our confidence that we, the Jewish people, will continue not only to survive but to flourish for centuries to come.

May the Almighty bless you and may you find happiness and success in all your future undertakings.

Sincerely,

To our Dear YDE Graduates,

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On behalf of our Rosh HaYeshiva Rabbi Meyer Yedid and the Board of Directors, it brings me great pleasure to congratulate all of you on being our graduating class from YDE elementary school. This is truly a momentous occasion and cause for celebration. While it was your parents who decided that you ,setaudarG EDY raeD ruo oT would attend YDE, it is you who helped define what it means to be a YDE student. Your hard work and dedication to your studies, your sterling character em traits sgniand rb tlove i ,srofoTorah tceriDandfomitzvot draoBmake ehtyoudntrue a dideY reyeM ibbaR avihseYaH hsoR ruo fo flaheb nO role models for all of us.

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Rabbi Meyer Yedid Rosh HaYeshiva

lameJ leahciM .rM tnediserP

We learned how to read Hebrew and learned the sounds of each letter.

We started to learn Humash that year. We also moved to the McDonald building that year. We learned Tehiliot

We also had a play and received our very first siddurim with our name

and Sofiot too. We had a list of Shorashim that we needed to memorize. We also had tests on them. We had

engraved in it.

Lehavin workbooks that we would do homework in. We had Harav Yisrael Halevi as our Safa teacher. He would throw all sorts of candies

Remember when Rabbi Miller would pretend to get blown out the door

at us, like peppermint candies and cinnamon candies. At the end of the

because we were singing the Alef‑Bet so loud. At the end of the year, we

year, we had a Humash play and got our first Humashim. Rabbi Yedid

celebrated with our siddur play!

gave all of us our Humashim and took pictures with us.

Rabbi Shamula was our rabbi. It was so fun as he taught us the Aleph‑Bet

Remember when we had our Humash play? Rabbi Levy would make

and how to read Shema. We followed along as Rabbi called out the line

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learning fun! Rabbi Douek would play football with us at recess.

“‫ אזמרה לאלקן בעודי‬,‫”אשירה לה‘ בחיי‬ The ‫ מלבים‬asks a question on this interesting ‫פסוק‬. There is a ‫ משל‬of a king over a small town who decides to give all the poor people a big sum of money. The poor

The ‫ כתב סופר‬explains these ‫ פסוקים‬with a ‫משל‬. A man who was beloved by the

people are extremely thankful, and they send one poor man as a messenger to thank

We started second grade with high expectations. We had Rabbi Seruya

king asked the king for a favor. The king did as he requested with all his desire.

read books. We had a list of sight words called

and Rabbi Douek as our assistant. Mrs. Nachum was our English teacher.

the king. The man goes to the king and starts thanking him for everything he did

the Magic 100. After finishing all levels, we

She used to have raffles every week for prizes. Also, we

Another man who was to be punished by the king for rebelling against him, pleaded

for the poor people. Then he thanks the king personally for what he received. This

would have a test. We would get a certificate

had a Literacy Fair on countries. Our class had to do

that he should be forgiven. At the end the king forgave him. However, there is a big

sounds like a repetition.

after finishing. We also had computers where

research on Greenland. Mrs. Nachum read us a

number in our new siddurim. We also had Morah Dasi in the afternoon.

We used to sit at the tables as she would teach us basic math and how to

we would play educational games. We were able to

book on Greenland and taught us how to count in

print out certificates after we finished certain levels.

Greenlandic. Rabbi Levy also gave out pogs with

We would also play with blocks and color pictures.

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berachot of different foods on them. We went to the

Everyone was going crazy over Gogos. It was a great and fun year!

New York Hall of Science that year. We had so much fun playing and interacting with the scientific exhibits there. What an awesome year!

Remember when we got our first Tehillim books? And who could forget

Remember when we had our Talet play and all the stories Rabbi Haddad

all the Sundays when Rabbi Oren would make raffles and tell us lots of

told us? All our parents and grandparents gathered in the gym and

great stories.

watched us as we got called up by Rabbi Miller to receive our Taletot.

Rabbi Haddad was our rabbi that year. Learning how to pray and singing

We had Rabbi Netanel as our rabbi. We had so much fun in third grade.

Tefillat Chana every day is unforgettable. We also had Rabbi Aghai as

We learned about Avraham and Akedat Yishak in Parashat Vayera.

our assistant teacher. We used to watch educational videos every Friday

Whenever there was a fight or an argument, rabbi would make us have

and Sunday. Young Abraham, Out of Egypt, and The Queen of Persia were

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.'‫ יערב עליו שיחי אנכי אשמח בה‬.‫”אשירה לה' בחיי אזמרה לאלוקי בעודי‬ “‫יתמו חטאים הארץ ורשעים עוד אינם‬

our favorites. Rabbi also took us out for pizza and ice cream as a reward for our good work. In English, Mrs. Leifer would start off each day with a

the king enjoyed fulfilling his request and he didn’t have to beg and cry because the king desired to fulfill his request. The second person had to cry in front of the king and the king did not desire to speak with him, since he begged and cried, the king forgave him. He is not beloved by the king.

above. “‫ ”אשירה לה' בחיי‬refers to the those who pray to Hashem, (‫ —בחיי‬while they are ‫ )צדיקים‬because when they pray to Hashem, “‫”יערב עליו שיחי‬, their words are sweet to Hashem and He desires to fulfill their request. The pasuk continues “'‫”אנכי אשמח בה‬, the ‫ צדיק‬does not need to cry to Hashem, rather he sings with happiness knowing that Hashem desires to hear his prayers. The next pasuk goes on to say, “‫ורשעים עוד אינם‬

a court case. There were witnesses, juries, and even grand jurors. The

‫ ”יתמו חטאים מן הארץ‬referring to the ‫רשע‬. Unlike the ‫צדיק‬, when the ‫רשע‬

rabbi would always be the judge. After we all voted, he would make

prays to Hashem, he is no longer a ‫רשע‬, since his sin was forgiven.

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Top Trumps and fidget spinners were the new craze.

would learn Math and Science. We had spelling tests every

Everyone would play in class with it. In English, we

week on a list of words. We also started using the Journeys

had Miss Kraus. We learned multiplication that

textbook with stories and lessons for every week. We

year with lots of rhymes and songs to make us

even had a spelling bee. Mrs. Leifer had a box of prizes for

remember our times tables. We even created our

when we did good work. Rubik’s cubes were the new fad.

own rhymes. We went to the Mo Math Museum in the

Everyone would try and see who could solve the cube the

city. At the end of the year, we had a reading log party.

We also made ices with candy fish. We froze them overnight and ate them the next day. It was such a memorable year!

Just like here, we know it says first, “‫”אשירה‬, and then it says “‫”אזמרה‬. It sounds like they are repeating each other. What is the difference between the two parts?

And why is ‫ שירה‬first and then ‫?זמר‬ The ‫ מלבים‬answers: the first part “‫ ”אשירה לה' בחיי‬is simply saying “I sing to you,

The ‫ נמשל‬is, Hashem desires and enjoys hearing the prayers of ‫צדיקים‬, but the ‫רשעים‬, Hashem just forgives them because they beg and cry. We see this idea in the pesukim

the verdict. At the end of the year we had our Talet play. That year,

song. We would bang on our desks as we would sing. We

fastest. It was an innocent and carefree year!

difference between the two requests that were fulfilled by the king. The first man,

Hashem, that I am alive.” And the second part, “‫”אזמרה לאלקי בעודי‬, is said with different words. “‫”אזמרה‬, has ‫ זמר‬which is greater praise. “‫ ”אשירה‬is MY God— personal and individual ‫השגחה פרטית‬, and “‫ ”בעודי‬is saying more than just life. “‫”אזמרה לאלקי בעודי‬ means, I sing praises and thank my God that He personally takes care of me and gives me much more than just life. That is the difference between the two parts of the ‫פסוק‬. Also, ‫ שירה‬is first because it is ‫’דוד‬s simple praise. Then ‫ דוד‬praises Hashem on a higher level of praise. Like we learn in ‫ברכות כ"ח‬, “‫ולא מורידין‬ ‫ —”מעלין בקודש‬we go up when we praise Hashem. That’s why whenever it says “‫ ”אשירה‬and “‫ ”אזמרה‬together, “‫ ”אשירה‬is first and then “‫ ”אזמרה‬like we see in ‫ פרק כ"ז‬of ‫ תהילים‬it says “'‫לה‬ ‫”אשירה ואזמרה‬

Jacob Dweck Elliot Esses

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