Finding my place…inside of me
This move to Israel has prompted a lot of thinking about who I am, where I want to belong, and what matters most to me.
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This move to Israel has prompted a lot of thinking about who I am, where I want to belong, and what matters most to me.
I love how Israel is set up for children! In the US, we had very few parks in walking distance; the one we occasionally went
The first day back to school after the Rosh Hashana holiday break was Sunday. Ds5 stayed home because he had chickenpox, ds4 stayed home because
On the first day of Rosh Hashana began, ds5 showed me a blister on his neck that was bothering him. He couldn’t see it, but
This past Thursday, I went to the supermarket and got a lot of the chicken on sale, intending to come back the next morning for
I’ve really been procrastinating this year about putting my Rosh Hashana menu down on paper. I usually keep holidays relatively simple, knowing that people aren’t
Yesterday we had a fun pre-Rosh Hashana outing – pomegranate picking! Pomegranates are one of the symbolic fruits traditionally served on Rosh Hashana (the Jewish
Since I’ve arrived in Israel, I’ve bought a huge amount of produce – it’s delicious and affordable. I choose to limit myself to the purchases
>>How have your kids responded to the time it has taken to set up a “homey home”?>> When you’re just a couple, you can enjoy
>>you mentioned that yad2 is in Hebrew; do you think that you could’ve managed all these purchases without the language skills, maybe just some broken