It can be easy to focus on the present when raising kids, but looking back at your own childhood can be surprisingly powerful. Sharing stories from your school years is not just a nostalgic exercise.…
View PostOur trip began on Sunday, March 29, with Dave waking me up and saying that our flight to NY was canceled. We could still get there, but we had to take a very indirect route, and we flew to Philadelphia instead of NY, since all the flights going to LaGuardia seemed to be delayed. So, we flew through Orlando, landed in PA, and rented a car to take us to NJ, where we stayed overnight, with our Israel flight leaving in the morning.
View PostIt’s time for my first half of April 2026 book review post! I am sharing what I read in April so far, although I am skipping my 5 star reads to share later in the month. Because I’ve only read 5 books so far this month and 2 were 5 stars, this will be a shorter post – but I have a lot to say about one of the books! The Amazon links to the books I’ve read are affiliate links and if you use them and make a purchase, I may receive a small commission. If you’ve read any of these books or are interested in them, I’d love to hear about it in the comments!
View PostThe last time we went to Israel almost two years ago, I wrote an Israel by the Numbers post. It was fun to look back at, so I decided to start my trip recap this time in the same way. This time, we left for the trip on March 29 and returned on April 14 – 5 days shorter than last time.
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