INTRO In seven long years, there is much I have learned to do on my own. But there are still some things I can’t do,Lifetakes: Walking Alone,INTRO In seven long years, there is much I have learned to do on my own. But there are still some things I can’t do
This article was published in a Shavuos magazine edition one week before my wedding and I blushed as I read it smug and happy.
In the mystical halo that surrounds him, the spirit of Shabbos is a tangible thing. His warmth swathes the crowd in holiness. It stretches like the sun’s rays, all the way to the ezras nashim
“Lady, you have nothing to worry,” he says, switching to English. “You’re in safety hands. I’m driving 30 years. Don’t worry! Why you worry?”
At the end of that exhausting day, I informed my husband that I intended to have only girls from then on. You hear me?
Strange to hear this woman recounting a piece of my past. How many times had I wandered up and down that road with my friends?,
