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Old Jews giving dating advice will make your day

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February 9, 2015

For you, a little mazel: In honor of Sweetheart's Day (February 14), we have some dating advice to those seeking love at any age from experts who have seen it all before. Sympathetic and wise; practical and nurturing; funny and sweet — seniors at the Los Angeles Jewish Home make the perfect matchmakers. They know from experience what it takes to light a spark and turn it into a flame.

 

And for more great advice from the Los Angeles Jewish Home, check out Old jews explaining Yiddish words!

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