Topic Tags: grandparents

“May there never again be war.  Wasn’t war  lifetimes ago? Who wants war?” 

“Soft layers of quiet are my dowry…”

This creative ritual can be done during a Yizkor service or other gatherings focused exploring on death, dying and legacy.

A reading for passing the Torah through intergenerational family members.

“This tallis I wrap, / wrapped and feeling warm…”

“So, too, with / verbs we learned last week…”

” The painting is for grandparents, miles away, / who long for them…”

“When my grandfather died, his body swelled again / fluid filled him, drowning him from inside.”

“One time, we tried to learn a line dance / where we linked arms in order of the generations…”

“G-d forbid we eat grocery store drek.”