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Miss Eula, Goodnight
Last week was a week of lasts; every meal, pill, chore and affection carried the agonal weight of finality. We said goodbye to Eula in what was genuinely the most peaceful, beautiful way* and entered a week of firsts. We… Continue reading
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Shabbat Shalom
We eagerly entered the kosher deli, fresh from seminary gathering, excited for a mountain of pastrami and more time together. Our waiter, a Jordanian man, anticipated not just our needs, but our every whim. He even took care of my… Continue reading
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Citius, Altius, Fortius – Communiter
In 1938, a small bay Thoroughbred named Seabiscuit garnered more newspaper real estate than Roosevelt, Hitler, and Mussolini. Still reeling from the Depression and on the cusp of a second world war, Americans needed a hero – and they found… Continue reading