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Day 164: Knesset.
For those of us not in the dominant culture at work or in our houses of worship, the experience of gathering is often as fraught as it is joyful.
Day Something: Covid-19, ‘20, ‘21
The masks are off.
Day 75: Catching My Stride
Is addiction mostly pleasure-seeking and pain-avoidance? Or is it pain-seeking in pleasure-seeking clothing?
Day 71: 新年快乐, or The Coming Spring
The temperature has fluctuated from 11 degrees to 60, and back again, in the past six days.
Day 63: 3-Minute Poem
A 3-minute poem about America.
Day 58: How to Abandon Your Children
My advice to all moms who have considered abandoning their children.
Day 56: 5 Games Back
I am 5 games back, but it’s a long season.
Day 52: A New Plan
I can spend the rest of January clearing the deck. Then, I will spend all of February writing my Family Meeting Book.
Day 50: Success, Failure and Other Synonyms
But I must whole-heartedly give myself permission to absolutely suck at this.
Day 49: On Hope, Part 4
For this hour, let the world go on without me.
Day 48: On Hope, Part 3
The Omicron wave may be perhaps, tentatively, (hopefully?) cresting.
Day 47: On Hope, Part 2
The day was not markedly different than the days before, but it felt better.
Day 46: On Hope, Part 1
Hope it feels so difficult — especially when the areas in which we might dare to hope reflect ample disappointment.
Day 45: Work / Life Balance
Last night, I dreamed my boss and her entire family were living in our basement.
Day 43: Chronic Stress and Freezing Rain
We have now lived in this chronic state of stress and fatigue for two full years.
Day 41: SNO-VID Day UPDATE
SNO-VID Day Update
Day 40: SNO-VID Day
Less than one week after Winter Break, every teacher I know feels more exhausted than they did on December 23rd.
Day 36: Covid Strikes Again!
It turns out my family was recently exposed to someone who tested positive for Covid.
Day 35: Welcome 2020too!
Hopefully 2022 will mark the turning of a new and improved page over the last two years of, well, endless bullshit.
Day 32: The Best Part
The best part of sharing my blog with my children was their laughter and delighted squeals as they heard me say bad words and even talk about peeing on the sidewalk.