This past Chanukah, my daughter and I had the great opportunity to visit Yosemite National Park. We were spending the second half of Chanukah with

Have you ever come home from a night out from a social function and feel like you really didn’t need to be there? You even

I am the first to admit it: When I think of the concept of galut, I think of my personal galut. I think about my

Don’t we all have different games hidden deep on their third screen or in their folder titled “transportation”? (Please tell me this is not just

Now that it’s been a full year since I started this column, it’s been getting harder to make sure I don’t repeat myself. Then again,

So many times we see a friend after a painful experience and the person somehow seems different. People might say, “that experience really changed them.”

Due to my more relaxed schedule during the summer months, I’ve found myself with more time to think. I’d like to say that I’m gearing

I often find myself thinking about what is supposed to happen next. Along with the movement to be more mindful, there seems to be this

I have a pretty early memory of sitting at lunch in preschool and wanting someone else’s snack. Something about it looked more appealing than my

In the weeks leading up to Purim, there is never enough time. As some of my readers might already know, I run a small baking

I’m heavily dependent on my smartphone and the apps that continue to make my daily life a bit smoother. I’m on and off a host

When the first of January rolls around each year, I can’t help myself but wonder who ever thought the dead of winter lends itself as