Spring

A person drapes a white, embroidered tallit over their shoulders, hand resting on their chest.

“even the / darkest, coldest winter
still gives way to spring…”

The First Time

A person drapes a white, embroidered tallit over their shoulders, hand resting on their chest.

“No words can describe it. / The first time I held her on my chest…”

Embracing Joy: Adar II

Red pomegranates and green leaves are scattered across a blue background in a playful, hand-drawn style.

“As the new moon of Adar II rises
we give thanks for this double dose of delight…”

First Seder

I conducted my first seder in my fourth apartment share in Washington Heights. Since all my Jewish friends were going to seders, I invited ten non-Jewish friends to attend mine. […]

The Silence In Between

A small stream flows through lush green grass and dense plants in a peaceful, wooded area.

“I know You’re up there, /but I’ve been down here. / Do you see the things I see?”

My Siddur

A person drapes a white, embroidered tallit over their shoulders, hand resting on their chest.

“Your dancing words / ground me…”

Mark the Time: Ma’ariv Araveem

A person drapes a white, embroidered tallit over their shoulders, hand resting on their chest.

“May we all drive well through sun and clouds,
and whatever else God has in store–
and may we all, soon and safely, arrive.”

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