Secrets of a Jewish Mother: Real Advice, Real Stories, Real Love
Despite what you may think, you do not need to be Jewish to be a Jewish mother. Nor do you need to be a parent. Being a Jewish mother means carrying yourself with a certain attitude that is not necessarily confrontational, but always assertive.
But, before you can officially call yourself a Jewish mother, here is our test:
- Do you ever give up, stop arguing or accept no for an answer?
- Do you have to know every single thing about every single thing?
- Are you always right? The corollary to this: Are you ever wrong?
- Have you ever been asked to talk a little louder? (The correct answer for this would be no.) How about a little softer? (There we go.) Can your cell phone calls be heard in the next county?
- Do you start your sentences by saying, “This is what you have to do”?
- Are you or have you produced a lawyer, doctor or investment banker? No? Not yet . . . What about a dentist or an accountant?
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