What Are Your Personal Symbols?
Isn’t that a great question? I got it from an old Gretchen Rubin podcast episode
Isn’t that a great question? I got it from an old Gretchen Rubin podcast episode
Recently, I read Rules for Visiting, by Jessica Francis Kane, for a book club I facilitate at work. In this novel, the quirky protagonist, May, gets a few months off work and uses part of that time to visit old friends.
A client explained to me that acting students are told to think in terms of verbs, not adjectives.
Often, we can’t do much to make the biggest stressors in our lives go away, but we can make things easier by alleviating as many little stressors as we can.
I seem to have titled several blog posts recently with directives
I’ve been thinking about a particular kind of loneliness that’s deeper than having limited social connection.
Artsy-themed:
This morning I was at my computer before 5 am, ready to buy tickets to the Anne Frank House when they opened up my trip dates.
I’ve been focusing on putting things on the calendar and having something to look forward to, and one of the ways I’ve been doing this is finding activities to do after work.
Hashem’s name is not mentioned once in the megillah.