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“Helping Teens Adjust to Israel” is…

“Helping Teens Adjust to Israel” is…

Tweet …the title of my latest story for Haaretz. Moving to a new country is never easy, even when it’s something you really want to do. When the decision involves uprooting your kids, making that move can prove to be even more challenging. Pals Zahava Bogner and [Read More]

You would think that my coping skills would be better…

You would think that my coping skills would be better…

Tweet You would think that after 13 years, my coping skills would be better. And yet, here I am once again, just a few days shy of January 20th, the anniversary of our firstborn’s passing, quietly (or perhaps not so quietly) struggling to maintain the remaining shreds of [Read More]

On Fulfilling a Tragic Birthday Wish

On Fulfilling a Tragic Birthday Wish

Tweet For me, one of the most remarkable aspects of Facebook is that it provides so many of us with an opportunity to come full circle; to reach beyond the relatively shallow aspects of our former, younger selves and build on the positive aspects of the relationships of our [Read More]

The Jackpot

The Jackpot

Tweet As I watch you sleeping in the night Arms wrapped around your pillow, oh so tight Little fingers clutch a furry little toy Dispelling any daytime myths That you’re not a little boy And in the darkness, you beckon me to come A frightened little boy who wants his [Read More]

On Hearts and Little Boys

On Hearts and Little Boys

Tweet It’s hard to believe that July 8th marks 13 years since our first son was born. As I try not to think about the Bar Mitzvah we aren’t planning, my mind turns to my handsome seven-year-old. On a hot summer day two years ago (after giving it a great deal of [Read More]

I shall not weep

I shall not weep

Tweet When day is done I shall not weep I’ll close my eyes And try to sleep Try not to think Of days long gone Try not to think Of special songs Try not to think Of games we played Try not to think Or be afraid To live my life Without you here To [Read More]

Bag of Dreams

Bag of Dreams

Tweet I send you off to school today, my precious little boy Hand-in-hand we reach the gate – trepidation mixed with joy I hold you close and kiss your hair before I say goodbye And hope that you won’t see the tears that slowly fill my eyes I wish you well in school [Read More]

Of books and hope…

Of books and hope…

Tweet Earlier today, I spent some time reorganizing my bookshelves which, on the face of it, probably doesn’t sound terribly significant. Shifting books to and fro is hardly cause for excitement, nor is putting books away in a closet in order to make room for other books. [Read More]

The boy who would be twelve

The boy who would be twelve

Tweet The boy who would be twelve today – he’s lost inside my dreams He weaves his way around my thoughts on unrelated themes He hides among the shadows – they dance around my mind Slipping in and out, simply to remind… The boy who would be twelve today – he lives [Read More]

Rites of Passage

Rites of Passage

Tweet Tears of sadness; tears of joy As I watch my little boy Turn the page and start anew Rites of passage all too soon His future’s tangled in the past A song connecting first and last Brothers who will never meet Connected by a song so sweet I think of then and think [Read More]

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The Journey

The Journey

Tweet LR You tell me that I’m strong; the bravest person that you know And I know it’s just my journey [Read More]

“Helping Teens Adjust to Israel” is…

“Helping Teens Adjust to Israel” is…

Tweet …the title of my latest story for Haaretz. Moving to a new country is never easy, even when [Read More]

Lazy Days of Summer

Lazy Days of Summer

Tweet Getting tangled in the words Of a song from long ago Old forgotten moments And stories left untold As [Read More]

Words for a friend…

Tweet When I think about tomorrow And what the fates may hold I wonder where your place will be What mischief [Read More]

Delightfully Naive – My article about GINA Gallery for ESSENCE Magazine

Delightfully Naive – My article about GINA Gallery for ESSENCE Magazine

Tweet As I wrote in this blog post, I recently had the privilege to profile Tel Aviv’s Gallery of [Read More]

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