Elad leaves his pregnant wife home alone with two kids as he gallivants around Israel. But it's ok with her, really. Really, it is.
Some people are just scary and terrifying and we should never, ever, ever try to talk to them. That is not at all what this post is about.
A series of dilemmas, for readers and for me, that reach towards profound questions of ultimate meaning.
With the contemporary lack of village communal support, has the modern day husband become too needy for his wife to handle?
Relationship advice from someone who married the "wrong" girl.
A poem on a Penn Station wall inspired my own poem about what I want, need, and hope for at this difficult moment.
Restore I/Me/Us/We to our natural state.
Remind I/Me/Us/We that all we actually do is vibrate.
Inertia, self-imposed or otherwise, is among the most challenging things for a human being. We were designed to remain in motion. Even sleep is a form of movement. Resisting change however, is its opposite.