
Elul and the End of Summer: The Bridge to a New Year
Today is 15 Elul, 5780. Wait, aren’t we in September, you ask? Yes, technically, today is September 4, 2020. But according to the Jewish calendar,
Today is 15 Elul, 5780. Wait, aren’t we in September, you ask? Yes, technically, today is September 4, 2020. But according to the Jewish calendar,
“Think back on and write down some of the early messages you received about who you were in the world, what was possible, etc. and
When I was in my 20s, I was REALLY into scrapbooking. This was back in the early 2000s, before the days of Facebook and Instagram,
This photo of a shattered dinner plate in my sink … this is anger. Last week, Sophie and I got into an argument that left
Sometimes a writing idea will come to me in minutes and I’ll feverishly draft the entire thing in the Notes app of my phone. Other
Other than my college dormitory rooms, I never lived alone; by myself. And one could argue that despite the fact I had my own dorm
I have not publicly shared a lot about my mental health. Mainly because it’s very personal and being that open and vulnerable scares me. I
I haven’t written about COVID-19, social distancing and quarantine life here on this blog yet. Although I have written some “micro-blog” posts on my Instagram
Endurance noun: the fact or power of enduring an unpleasant or difficult process or situation without giving way adjective: denoting or relating to a race