Even though his name is spoken often in my family of origin, none of us has ever met Ezekiel Coloneo. He died in 1753. Read More
Reading and travel are two of the greatest pleasures in life. The chance to combine the two is a dream come true Read More
One cannot begin to imagine what these young concert goers went through when they realised that they were being chased and gunned down by terrorists. Read More
On day 1 of my admission, my room in the psych ward, felt like a cage. I was scared to sit in it. Impossible, messy, wild of objects and unwashed clothes. Read More
Israel and Hamas, like the monsters in the painting, point fingers at each other, and each blames the other for the terrible situation. Read More
Parashat Chukat and the current events in Israel, Gaza, and the entire region teach us about the profound impact of loss and the importance of transition. Read More
If there can be said to be a silver lining, or possibly a mere silver thread since the horrors of October 7, it is the demonstration of civic responsibility of the thousands who volunteered, showing up when the country was in the depths of crisis. Read More
Larry and I brought our then eight-year-old granddaughter to her first concert performance. Read More
Beautiful, Vardit. So grateful for you.