This Normal Life
All about "normal" life in Israel
A few columns back, I wrote about how I almost died while waiting to start the CAR-T cancer treatment that ultimately saved my life. But actually, I did die.
The biggest issue I have when it comes to speaking to someone with cancer is the personification of the interlocution. It’s so narcissistic.
Last week, our family marked our thirty-year “aliyaversary,” since we moved to Israel in 1994. Here are 30 reasons to live in Israel.
As Jody and I embark on a vacation, we wonder – can we still feel joy while our people are in the midst of war? And then Hersh happened.
Covid is back. It seems like everyone I know has been exposed or infected this summer. That includes me. Do you have PTCD?
Every year in mid-August, my wife, Jody, and I celebrate our wedding anniversary. This year, I wanted to mark the occasion by recounting our story.
There’s a new fourth line to the Serenity Prayer – “I can handle it.” It’s part of making the most of “expectational uncertainty.”
A story about war and grandparenting as we welcome into the world our granddaughter Roni Maayan, born to Merav and Gabe.
In 2005, my family and I spent a week touring Egypt. We hid our Israeli identity. We recently spent 5 days in the Sinai. What a difference.
Bullies love to tell lies But the worst ones are the bullying voices in our brains. Can we stop them?
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