How I Learned to Relish Playing Pickleball
A game where staying out of the kitchen is hard work.
You are only as sick as your secrets,” I was told during my inpatient stint at McLean psychiatric hospital in Belmont, Mass.
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Facing Up to MotherI wonder now why I ever wanted to use plastic surgery to eradicate Mother from my reflection.
At Passover, Remembering My Grandma, and Her Chicken SoupGrandma Sheila taught me to not rush anything—and certainly never a pot of chicken soup with matzah balls made for those we love.
The Power and Danger of SecretsYou are only as sick as your secrets,” I was told during my inpatient stint at McLean psychiatric hospital in Belmont, Mass.
Crossing the Generational Divide on TikTokActress Annie Korzen, 82, owes all the recent press to her 7-year-old grandson, Maxwell, who introduced her to TikTok.
Managing Our Digital AfterlivesWhat happens after death is heavily debated in and out of the Jewish community, but one thing is certain: Nearly everyone who dies leaves behind a digital footprint.
Finding Love, and Jewish Community, in NigeriaThe writer's fiancé, Moshe Hezekiah Nwafor, is one of six Nigerians to have officially converted. Soon, the rest of his community in Kubwa will undergo a mass conversion.
My Year of Zoom KaddishAs writer Rahel Musleah said Kaddish for her father this past year, the mourning was real, but the community was virtual.
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