Is Living in Israel Really Worth It?
I feel betrayed. I knew living in Israel was tough when I moved back here. I had already been through so much. But to see the little progress that had been made while I was gone, and to go through […]
I feel betrayed. I knew living in Israel was tough when I moved back here. I had already been through so much. But to see the little progress that had been made while I was gone, and to go through […]
Before I get started, I’m just going to say that I’m not about to tell the world my full medical and health history. Some of it’s gross. Some of it’s terribly embarrassing. And frankly, it’s no one’s business but my
I can’t hold in my feelings any longer. Some things just need to be said. The last few years have been tough. For everyone. Super stressful. And yes, difficult situations can bring out the worst in some people. But all
I was walking my dog just the other morning, and good ole Frank got so excited when he saw another dog. Frank’s gotten a bit on the antisocial side as he’s aged, and he won’t play with just any dog.
This past week was a big milestone for me, as I learned another life lesson about giving. I think being generous is a cornerstone of being a decent human being. And I say that knowing that it’s always been rather
Closure. That’s what I want to speak about for my final post about my recent trip to the States. I want to preface my comments by saying I do not like Staten Island. If I ever did, I’ve long forgotten.