Asking Hashem
Last week I tracked my time, but unlike last time around, I don’t plan
Last week I tracked my time, but unlike last time around, I don’t plan
Earlier this week, I shared a list of quotes with my journaling class, and people chose one to respond to. One of the quotes a participant chose was:
I learned a great line from a client:
My friend shared an article with me from Inyan Magazine, written by a single woman who describes trying all the segulos
The human mind has a tendency to think in two specific ways that do a lot to undermine our happiness.
I have found myself doing something seemingly inexplicable recently. It started a few months ago,
Two quick tips for talking to yourself in a helpful way:
I know that my blog can be repetitive, especially with regard to ideas/advice/suggestions about how to feel happier. But this has been one of my proudest accomplishments of adulthood —
Recently, the poem of the night was “How Do I Love Thee” by Elizabeth Barrett Browning. A few beautiful lines:
I did debate whether to open this post with a photo of a cemetery, which seems heavy, but I think it belongs.