Widening

I loved this little lesson from Daniel Pink about how to think about a problem in a new way to generate more and better possible solutions. (I’m also thinking about the journaling possibilities herein). I need to play with this.   Have a great week!

Twenty for 2023

A few years ago I made a list of twenty goals for 2020. We all know how that year went — but it’s still fun to make these lists and I cannot resist. So without further ado:   Sign up for TransitChek. It’s a benefit my job offers that I have yet to take advantage of (tax-deductible commute) because I …

Ordinary Delight

I had a discussion recently with a friend about consumerism in the frum community. We both see how it’s ballooned in recent years and it leaves us feeling empty and uncomfortable.   One of the things I’ve tried to do a lot on this blog is shine a light on the endless delights and pleasures of an ordinary life. The …

Guest Post?

Hey, all. I have been super busy with schoolwork as the semester winds down. Gah! Can’t believe it’s almost the end, though. Then I am off for a few weeks, which sounds amazing.   I have been keeping a running list for forever of topics to write about and there really is no end (b”H) – the world and life …

Fast and Slow

My roommate once made such a wise observation. She said that sometimes, a yeshua we need comes like a bolt out of nowhere. And other times, we look back at the road we have travelled and realized the yeshua has been unfolding all along.   I was an eighth grade yearbook editor and the theme we chose was “Journeys.” Our …

A 90’s Shabbos Party

I guess I’m in nostalgia mode because I am thinking how fun it would be to have a 90’s-themed Shabbos party (I grew up in the 90’s…). We need:   Bazooka gum Stella D’oro (“streimel”) fudge cookies Red Hots Lemonheads Tangy Taffy with sparkles and watermelon seeds (anyone remember those?) Tofutti Cuties that are impossible to unwrap without tearing words …

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