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Danielle in Doodles
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Newsletter: August 23, 2026

Hello! Since my last update in March 😅 — I hustled through a very busy Passover season, went on an unforgettable honeymoon in Africa, and have been mentoring the finalists in Philadelphia's Unapologetically Jewish contest, learning Hebrew, and drawing. My refrigerators (yes, we have two) are a peek into all I've been up to ... but today, I'm adding something new to the fridge!

Introducing: The 2026-27 Calendar

The annual holiday magnet is back

Remember when all the key American and Jewish holidays are with this classic, helpful 5x7 inch magnet with custom doodles. It covers the Jewish year with dates from Sept 2026 until August 2027. This might be the prettiest version yet. You can be the judge!

$10.00

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Mitzvah or Shandah in the Catskills:

A beautiful place to schvitz

A few weeks ago, I brought my Mitzvah Judge character from my game, Mitzvah or Shandah, to the Catskills. Yes, it was hot, but I persevered! I asked attendees if everything from aggressive candy-throwing to sketchy High Holiday plans was a Mitzvah or a Shandah. It was great to be back and meet new people.

After being sold out of the game for a couple of months, I ordered more games — now on sale! This game was originally inspired by the High Holidays (read its origin story here) — you have to think about your sins and spend a lot of (sometimes low-tech or tech-free) time with family. This was my solution, and it's expanded beyond its original purpose to be a game people play all year.

Mitzvah or Shandah Jewish conversation card game

Pick a card and debate 100 hilarious situations developed by NYC comedians. Perfect for ages 12+ and great for Shabbat dinner ice breakers.

$30.00 $18.00

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Recent Cartoons from Instagram

I've been on a drawing knick ... I mean, kick! But the Knicks wins definitely gave me inspo. The "Bloody Murray cartoon" was for a new show on ChaiFlicks, where you can watch Jewish and Israeli shows. I use it all the time — to watch "Bloody Murray" and almost daily to watch "Checkout."