Do You Have a Rav?
My family has always been connected to a rav but I never felt that I had a personal connection to my own rav until this year.
My family has always been connected to a rav but I never felt that I had a personal connection to my own rav until this year.
A couple weeks ago, I realized that I felt constantly pulled in different directions, working on various projects and trying to meet different goals, some of which seemed to be in contradiction to one another.
So this was a week.
I’ve never really written a post about politics – I mean, I think you can infer how I voted
If you’re thinking about the year ahead, and wanting to put some nice things to look forward to on the calendar, it might be fun to think of things that are
I have a couple other posts I’ve written in the past about the “shidduch crisis” but I wanted to write something more succinct. I hope you’ll find this bolstering and helpful.
I made a lot of headway on this project, so here is a recap from the top:
I realized that writing a weekly “newsletter” is a helpful exercise for me because it makes me review my week and see how much happens in a week, or even a day. Will I continue this throughout all four seasons, all year long? Who knows!
Some words of encouragement:
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)