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How can we gather the courage to confront ourselves honestly and compassionately so that we can somehow realize a fresh start?

We recommend lifting up this passage about Ishmael & Isaac on Yom Kippur as an example of peace-making

The giving of Torah happened at one specific time, but the receiving of Torah happens all the time, in every generation.  —Rebbe Yitzchak Meir Alter (1799–1866)

Our fortieth anniversary celebrated a marriage that had survived 429 tubes of toothpaste squeezed from the wrong end, three children and three sets of braces, five dogs and four homes, 2,583 arguments and just that many reconciliations, one bout of prostate cancer, one near conversion to Judaism, one near divorce, a few months of perfect hate, and forty years of love. We celebrated our forty years of marriage with a three-week trip to South America.

I cannot visit my father’s grave because he doesn't have one. 

Adult children of

The journey from Mitzrayaim to Merkhav

Some weeks ago, one of my b’nei mitzvah students and I were reading the English for her

Cultivating gratitude for the good which is not yet

I’m on a mission to recalibrate myself to welcome hope and possibility, with Jewish resilience and gratitude to guide me.