The Rest of Your Life
Often, people see us through the lens of our single status exclusively, or at least predominantly. We may even start to see ourselves that way. However,
Often, people see us through the lens of our single status exclusively, or at least predominantly. We may even start to see ourselves that way. However,
While I don’t love when we change the clocks back and the days get so much shorter, and while I also don’t love when temperatures start to drop,
Last night was…
It’s Cheshvan – the beginning of the fall to winter transition.
My cousin and I were messaging about the perennial question of, “What does Hashem want from me/what am I supposed to do with all this right now” and I threw out (kind of in jest but you’ll know what I mean)
A line from The Artist’s Way made me stop in my tracks, then read it again. It’s part of an essay on creative dry seasons,
A while back, I wrote about HSPs and shidduchim and this topic came up again for me recently. I found myself having a
My movement of choice is simply walking, so I was happy to read this newsletter which explores the preventative health benefits of walking 7,000+ steps a day.
Hello, all. Recently I’ve found that it is harder for me to formulate posts for this blog. I want to and I’ve loved it, but for reasons unclear I’m not feeling so generative. It feels a bit like trying to pour from an empty cup.
Good chodesh Sivan to you! This is my Hebrew birthday month.