I was thinking I’d do a mid-year check-in for my list of 25 for 2025 but honestly I’d like to keep the list on my radar and will probably forget I ever wrote it if I wait until July to check in, so here is the first of my hopefully monthly updates.
In her book The Well-Lived Life, Dr. Gladys McGarey suggests a counterpart to the concept of manifesting:
I recently saw an interesting, though not completely surprising, study that found that spending money to
Over Shabbos, I skimmed through a stack of Family First magazines that my sister brought over recently. In the erev Rosh Hashanah edition, there was a feature on tefillah. I was struck by the following excerpt from a Q & A with Mrs. Mindy Hilewitz:
Recently I’ve been feeling pretty blah — I don’t have a clinical term for it.
A while back I wrote a post about dreaming up alternate careers, but there’s one I’ve been thinking about more recently.
Shidduchim (being single in public, discussing shidduchim, going on dates) can be triggering for many of us. It often activates our core wounds. These are emotional wounds that developed early on
Last year I reread most of the Harry Potter series (and need to finish!) and the magic pulled me in all over again. The world of Harry Potter is better than I remembered! Revisiting the familiar places and people was honestly therapeutic.
Some things are changing again
Hi all, First I just want to say to any L.A. readers that I hope you are okay! These fires are just unbelievable; really thinking of your community.
