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We take on the world, vowing to turn it upside down. And then we relax, and learn to savor life's little pleasures. And then, one day we realize what's wrong: we're not having fun anymore!

How should a person be judged -- by what he or she is, or by what s/he can be? A mysterious Parshah commentary by Rashi, a Talmudic adage and a chapter from the Chassidic work Tanya provide an unconventional formula

You need to pick a spot and stick with it. You can't stop boring when you hit a rocky stretch, and you can't take the work home with you

Whatever for does Jacob need "the dew of heaven and the fat of the land," anyway?