I used to cringe when I had to get on a plane–knowing how my fellow passengers felt to see me boarding with two little kids. These days I appear harmless, traveling alone—but I’m still somewhat annoying to the people around me. I’m one of those women who boards the plane knowing my suitcase is too […]
Inches and instants: What are the chances?
Every day on my way home I make a left turn from the center of a 4-lane highway. As cars are whizzing by me in both directions, I wait there, thinking: Someone’s flat tire, someone’s text, even someone’s sneeze—could ruin my life. A little neurotic maybe? Inches and instants. What are the chances? How can […]
A house is not a home
I sometimes get attached to other people’s houses. Sometimes people I don’t even know. When I was a kid we drove an hour every Sunday to see my grandparents; I spent the time both ways waiting to see certain houses. This wasn’t an early appreciation for architecture; the main attraction was two stories, since we […]
10 reasons I love you
It’s a day for love…to the tune of an estimated $18 billion dollars. That’s a lot of hearts and flowers. And a lot of chocolate. I hope everyone gets some of both. I don’t buy into Valentine’s Day–I never come close to spending the national average of $116 per person— even before the economy tanked. […]
Home Land
No matter where you go or how long you’re gone or how much you love being away, it always feels great to land at Home. Because Home is where the heart is. Which also applies when I turn the words around–to the Jewish Homeland . I felt at home from the minute I landed — […]
surprises, safety and sushi
After 4 days in Israel I have a lot to say but very little time to say it. So here’s a quick snapshot of some surprises. I’ve felt completely safe from the moment I arrived–despite evidence that this is a war zone I haven’t eaten falafel yet but I’ve eaten sushi–first time I ever saw […]
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