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	<title>Chabad.org | Articles by Revital Belz</title>
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<title>‘How Do You Manage?’ - Chatting With the Mother of a Large Family</title>
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We sit on the bench outside our workplace, sipping coffee and munching doughnuts. We come from two worlds. I am mildly traditional; Esti is Torah-observant. Stylishly dressed, she sports a shoulder-length brunette wig, makeup that looks perfect and an inner radiance that glows. She is the mother of eight children ranging from age 2 to 10, including two sets of twins.
“Esti,” I ask, feeling very passionate about my pet topic. “How do you manage such a large family? And why do you do it? Or as the world would say: What is your vision?”
“My vision?” she answers. “I am a Judaica artist. I was given eight packages of raw material—not metal, canvas or clay—human material. And I have the honor to design and form them into learned, G‑d-fearing Jews, beloved in the eyes of man and heaven, individuals who will make a contribution to their family and community!” With a twinkle in her eyes, she adds: “Sotheby’s recently sold a small statue for $100 million. How much would they</description>
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