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  • I Love Spending Money

    After taking a quick break during August for the sake of my sanity, I am back and ready to disrupt the internet equilibrium with this post. Well, maybe not the whole internet, maybe just my five readers. But hey, if… Continue reading

    I Love Spending Money
  • August Chronicles: Week 2

    We interrupt our semi-regularly scheduled program to bring you a week of appointments, screaming, and some fun too.  We began each morning by playing a fun game of breakfast musical chairs. Which was my toddler sitting in my seat and… Continue reading

    August Chronicles: Week 2
  • What they see

    “Mommy!” The most common word said in my house. Probably. “Mommy!”  Excited, shouting, seeing me for the first time in the morning. “Can you take me to Gan?”, “Can you do my braids?”, “Can you bring the stroller?” “Mommy!”,  Yelling,… Continue reading

    What they see
  • What Gets Me Out of Bed

    Some people wake up to an alarm, others with the sun, but I wake up with the loud singing of a three-year-old. It’s both adorable and annoying. Hearing her sing out loud with such joy is healing for my inner… Continue reading

    What Gets Me Out of Bed
  • Five Years With You By My Side

    This week, Josh and I are celebrating our fifth anniversary. When we first got married, everyone at our sheva brachot, after viewing our wedding livestream (you know, the era of COVID when no one knew if there would be another… Continue reading

    Five Years With You By My Side
  • Misadventures in Potty Training

    Some days just don’t go as planned. You have a whole to-do list to get through, three doctors appointments and a birthday party all in the same day and somehow you think you can do it all. Today started out… Continue reading

    Misadventures in Potty Training
  • When We Outgrew Our Home

    When we moved into our first apartment in Israel, I cried because seeing the empty apartment emphasized how ugly the floors were. We brought in our furniture, hung up our photos and turned it into our home. Three years later,… Continue reading

    When We Outgrew Our Home