Since becoming a mom, everything has gotten harder to swallow. I don't read the news as much. Especially local evening news from New York. I can't stomach certain facts of life. And I've distanced myself from my cultural ties with Holocaust education and remembrance. Which is getting easier to do - less voices, more distance... Continue Reading →
On survival and today's word: ניצולי שואה.
I have good days and bad days. Lately they've been bad, but today is alright. I'm referring specifically to that still-beating juk I call: "speaking Hebrew without a complex." I made a pact with myself last week to only email my Bar Ilan professors in Hebrew from now on. Writing in Hebrew has never been... Continue Reading →