Did you see this?? Married 85 years. I can hardly process the idea of living that long— much less living with the same person. Then again, this could be a little ADD in me—I can’t even write a blog sticking to the same topic. I like variety in everything– food, work, clothing … maybe this […]
On International Women's Day
To honor International Women’s Day, women are telling inspiring stories— of remarkable and courageous women around the world; of women helping women; of women who made it possible for them to succeed. I feel so fortunate, to live in the United States; where for the most part, women have the rights and the ability and […]
I was a book club drop-out
Once upon a time ….since I love people….and I love books……I was the perfect fit to be part of a book club. I tried six; I even started one. And I learned that book clubs—like books— don’t always end happily ever after. Though Oprah gave a boost to book lovers everywhere, I never found that […]
tell yourself to wise up
Coulda. Shoulda. Woulda. Please tell me I’m not the only one who still says that to myself. I assumed by this time in life I would achieve some serenity and settle into a sort of ….wise woman place. I guess in a way I have. I’ve wised up enough to know I might never wise […]
The Possibility of Everything
…..“an otherwise mainstream mother and wife….transformed from a person who believed only in the visible and the proven to someone open to the idea of larger, unseen forces.” Those words describe Hope Edelman, author of a new book, The Possibility of Everything; but they also could have described me—another skeptical Jewish girl from the east […]
Behind the blue door
It’s just a door; a storefront in a row of shops. You’d never guess that on the other side of the door was something that could help save a life. I first saw the blue door 13 years ago—after a year immersed in cancer—- five surgeries, two chemotherapy courses, and radiation. Though I was done […]
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