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This geographical fragmentation of the American family must be partly attributable to the local practice of sending kids to college in other cities. That seems healthy as a rite of passage, but must loosen bonds and help lead to employment elsewhere. Here, maybe in much of Europe too, it's more common for kids to live at home through college, and then often until they marry, usually someone local, ensuring the handy proximity of the granny.
 
oy, have I got a mohel for you! Dr. Louis Marmon, certified pediatric surgeon, experienced mohel - and wine writer!


too bad you aren't in the DC area! he's a nice guy and loves burgundy!

oh, and mazel tov!
 
originally posted by Oswaldo Costa:
Here, maybe in much of Europe too, it's more common for kids to live at home through college, and then often until they marry, usually someone local, ensuring the handy proximity of the granny.

I don't know about Brazil, but that certainly doesn't sound like the ambitious Europeans I know. I think things have changed a lot for the under-40 set. And even more so for the under-30 set.
 
Belated congrats to you and your wife, Oswaldo! I certainly wouldn't be thankful for less tn's from you...but you don't have to write tn's to post here, ya know. I'd read your notes on a horizontal sampling of diapers, for example...(maybe not a vertical tho).
 
Congratulations, Oswaldo!

In the Detroit Metro area there was a mohel pulled over for drunk driving because he had performed 7 or 8 circumcisions already that night and had a glass of wine at each one. Hope he kept a steady hand.

The geographical fragmentation of the American family is partly driven by college movement, but also partly driven by pursuit of the almighty dollar.
 
originally posted by Steven Spielmann:
The geographical fragmentation of the American family is partly driven by college movement, but also partly driven by pursuit of the almighty dollar.
And relatively easy and cheap modes of transportation. Taking a plane from NY to LA is wa-a-ay easier than Conestoga wagon.
 
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