When I realized that my cousin’s wedding would be the week before my birthday, I decided to use the opportunity to do something special. I wanted to stop in Europe on my way home from Israel, but it took forever (just ask my sisters, who were subjected to this on our group chat) to decide where to go. My first …
Hi all, I recently went to Israel for my cousin’s wedding and it was a whirlwind of a trip. Each day felt long but the trip went so fast!
How would you describe your spiritual journey throughout your years of singlehood? I would say that over these years, my “growing energy” has flowed from – for lack of a better phrase – becoming frummer towards growing emotionally and relationally. But then again,
Hi, all, I’ll be back here next week iy”H — in the meantime, here is a selection of older posts that I haven’t dug up in awhile. Enjoy!
“Goodnight My Someone” from The Music Man is the sweetest song.
Earlier this week, I answered a question about living alone and looking for social opportunities. I came across this article about a gentleman who
I wrote a summer reading list which I will probably not end up following (keeping it real here) but wanted to share anyway.
I’ve learned a lot about the field of positive psychology, which is focused on the positive aspects of life — like optimism, hope, connection, character strengths, and meaning — and how to nurture flourishing and wellbeing.
Hi all, this was such a fun post to write. I so appreciate your questions and hope you enjoy the answers! Let’s get to it:
My birthday is coming up and I recently remembered the minhag some people have to study the perek of Tehillim corresponding to their new year of life and to say it on their birthday.
