Waiting for Nasrallah … with Jokes

Also seen online: “Me, every time I think about writing a novel” , “… waiting for the tow truck” etc.., – you get the idea. This is the Israeli experience in a nutshell. While the threat from Tehran, Hezbollah, et al remains very real, a little humor helps to relieve the pressure. And where there are Jews there always will be jokes.

Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf (2)

We need to face the reality of the important role of bad actors – including the UN Secretary General Antonio Gutteres and global media including The BBC – in distorting perceptions in the aftermath of October 7th. It is essential that we see the world as it is, and not as we wish it to be.

Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?

October 7th is one of those seismic events that requires us to question all of our assumptions and beliefs, our hopes and illusions.

Who is afraid of living life without illusions?

What are the illusions that you personally may be living with – consciously or otherwise?

Who’s afraid of Virginia Woolf?

Fresh Orange “Creamsicle” Ice Cream

While the temperatures here are moderating as we reach the end of August, it is still great weather for (non-dairy) ice cream. It is easy to make and one of my all time favorites, bringing back for me memories of childhood creamsicles.

Your 2024 Microbiome Diet Resolution

The New Year is almost here – and so are all the crazy, restricted 30-day diets promising miraculous weight loss and a return to youth. Mixed Green Salad with cubed tofu – rich in Prebiotics While the details vary, these New Year’s resolutions diets have one thing in common: they all prey on our veryContinueContinue reading “Your 2024 Microbiome Diet Resolution”

Leaving Washington DC

Washington DC can be a cold and indifferent place …if you felt claustrophobic during COVID-19 lock-downs imagine how it would feel if that was all you had, all the time, with nothing to look forward to, adding in the necessity of drugging your son to help him get through the reality of his daily life and his very real feelings of being in his words ‘left behind.’