If you could go back to high school (ok, minus all that), what class would you most want to sit in? I always loved biology and language arts, especially literature. (I tutor a few high school girls in language arts and they laugh at how enthusiastic I am about the material). As far as kodesh classes, I would love to …
This is a reader-submitted essay. Thank you so much for sharing! Ever feel like you’re working, and saving money, and it’s all a mush? DreamBonds can help. The concept is simple. Instead of saving money for “the future,” set aside savings for specific expenses. And pick whatever is meaningful to you. Appreciate quality furniture? Put $3,000 in a …
It’s not really fair that I get to have all the fun writing this blog. The past seven months have been so amazing, and it feels great to be able to share with a community, but I want to hear from you, my intelligent, thoughtful, and insightful readership. I know you’re out there, and you have plenty of your own …
I’m going on vacation so this will be my last post for a little bit. Iy”H we’ll be back in business on August 28th. I’ll miss you! How are you doing? I hope well, but however you are doing is perfectly legit, of course. Thanks for stopping by. I’ve written 60-odd posts (How?? And remember this?) so I …
My first grade teacher and I are pen-pals. (Snail mail, ink and paper pen-pals). We’ve been writing letters since she retired and moved down South, some thirteen years ago. Before she moved away at the end of her last year teaching, she visited each of the classrooms of students she had taught, took pictures with us, and gave out her …
Do you work out? I have an undeniable couch potato track record (sneaking away from sports in camp, cutting gym class in high school) but recently, I’ve been taking a more serious look at fitness. Other than the game of belts in elementary school (remember that?), I shied away from all athletic activity throughout childhood. This is normal bookworm behavior, but …
Your single years are a great time to get on track financially. It’s not necessarily fun to think about money, but it is a good idea to get a sense of where you are holding financially, what your goals are, and how you are going to reach them. Then you can implement a plan of action which frees you from …
Hey, all, I’ve been meaning to post but it’s been hectic; my sister was here with her boys, and my close friend got married this week. Since this was so much fun last time, I decided to put together a summer bucket list. Without further ado: Paint something Visit the beach Take an archery lesson Mail a letter Take a foreign …
School’s almost out for the summer. I’m hoping to get to a few fun things over vacation (maybe another bucket list?). I always enjoy visiting the Metropolitan Museum of Art in NYC. Here are a few tips for visiting the museum: Take advantage of the frequent free guided tours. Groups form at the end of the Great Hall behind …
Have you ever given blood? My first time was in seminary. A friend invited me along to Tachana Merkazit where Magen David Adom had a donation center. I’d thought of donating before but hadn’t known where to go so I was happy to tag along. (The irony was that she wasn’t eligible to donate after all but I was). …
