Monthly Archives: July 2015

I was speaking with a friend who’d attended the most fascinating service the other day, certainly one which got us both to thinking, in which a young man was formally given his Hebrew name in front of an entire congregation … Continue reading →

(This is the second half of my most recent blog post. Read Part I) Get yourself a spiral notebook (A memo pad or journal will work, too–whatever suits your style–just so long as you keep it handy.) Use it to … Continue reading →

Entrusting your aging parents to the care of someone else is one of the toughest decisions an adult child will ever face. It seems we cannot escape the media accounts of innocent senior citizens falling victim to the “caretakers” tasked … Continue reading →