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12/23/2022

Happy Chanukah!

Show me some of your light!

12/15/2022

This. 100% this.

09/30/2022

Can relate.

Today’s poem is about how good I am at meeting deadlines.

It’s called ‘Meeting Deadlines’.

08/30/2022

Let's try a writing exercise!

Tell me about your breakfast like a Victorian writer would.

😆😆

08/21/2022

I'm still stuck on her being 19 years old when she wrote a book for the ages. When I was 19, I was sleeping until noon on the weekends and trying to pass calculus as a college freshman.

08/19/2022

Thoughts on this?

08/03/2022

Sophia Becker is a Holocaust Survivor. After her husband passed away - also a Survivor - she spent the last several years fulfilling his dying wish: publish his memoirs.

Martin Becker was 5 years old when the N***s invaded his hometown and his father was conscripted into the Red Army, never to be seen again.

Martin's own life was at risk, for the very fact that he was Jewish.

Over the course of the next few years, young Martin traversed turbulent waters, hid in corn fields, and starved in basements. After his mother died, he was alone, sometimes hiding in plain sight. Sometimes under the wing of orphanages.

But, against all odds, Martin survived.

He became a bar mitzvah in British-mandate Palestine, and went on to fight for the independence of his people.

Today, Holocaust Survivors like Martin are few and far between. Most have passed away, and many have never told their stories to a soul. Now, more than ever, we must educate our children. We must educate ourselves. We must read the stories of those who survived, and of those - like Martin's parents - who did not.

Please, help Sophia fulfill her husband's lifelong desire and dying wish - that people across the world will read his story and will learn from it.

PURCHASE IT TODAY! https://www.amazon.com/MARTINS-STORY-Orphans-Triumphant-Journey/dp/B0B6XZ2446

Mordechai Becker, an orphan of the Holocaust, grew up during the near destruction of the Jewish people and the rebirth of the State of Israel. In his memoir, he vividly recalls the near extinction of his own family and the eventual triumph of his human will to survive and thrive. When he was only...

07/08/2022

Last night, my husband and I had a really fun date night. We actually went to the same high school as Alex Edelman (we didn't know him as we graduated several years ahead of him).

I found the show both laugh-out-loud and deeply moving. On a personal note, since reading Dara Horn's People Love Dead Jews, and even before that with the rise of antisemitism in both America and New Jersey, I have been thinking a lot about Jewishness. The 'Jews are just like us so how can you be antisemitic' vs the 'Jews are not just like us, and there's nothing wrong that.' The ways in which antisemitism can be so subtle or well-meaning that even Jews don't know it's antisemitic. The ways in which we try to fit in so that we can pass, or the ways we pass even without trying, or the things we do specifically to stand out. This show fits into the conversation seamlessly, and will make you laugh all the while.

06/10/2022

I wrote this for our 10th anniversary.

Today, we celebrate 15 years of marriage.

Will you tell me about your love story?

How love changes, year by year.

06/03/2022

If you could write a book about something in your life, what would it be about?

What's stopping you?

05/27/2022

Memorial Day is approaching.

I want to know: if you could do just one thing to honor those who fought and fell for our country, what would you do?