I have always been interested in fitness and nutrition. That being the case, I have […]
Category: Living and Learning
Meeting up with the Three Sisters
Sometimes life conspires to bring me the same information over and over again. In these […]
My New Brand of Lateness
I was running a bit late for a get together at my friend’s house, so […]
Friend-Centric Travel
I’m not the sort of person who has a bucket list of places I wish […]
Definitely try this at home!
Countless studies and extensive clinical research have found there are links between our parents’ behavior […]
The Crocodile Rock Method of Handling Distress
I read a story about Elton John in which he said, “The last time I […]
The day I lied to my Apple Watch
Something kept rumbling around in my mind as I exercised in the morning. I’m not […]
Following in Hoda’s Footsteps
I have been a fan of motivational quotes for years and have used a lot […]
Eat. Sleep. Take the Kids to Sports. Repeat: In Praise of Parents
An open letter to my adult kids: I saw a funny post online that made […]
The World Is Mine but not the Matzah Ball Soup or Mashed Potatoes
There were thoughts about leaving the U.S. in the aftermath of Covid. Thoughts on community building. Thoughts on mortality and the need to live life to its fullest. Thoughts on an ever-present topic for me -– comparing myself to others. But surprisingly, NO thoughts about the matzah ball soup and mashed potatoes I would need for the Passover feast.