Books and articles about mother-daughter relationships intrigue me and so when I heard from a friend about the “Red Boots” book (as we call it), I ordered it and read it in one day cover to cover. Dr. Judith Rabinor struggles with a difficult relationship with her mother from early… Read More
Every so often I have a nightmare where I’ve totally forgotten to arrange carpool, left town for a simcha and my poor kids and their friends were left stranded in the courtyard of the school. I’m sweating, frightened, and scrambling for someone to replace me. And then, before I know… Read More
As grandmothers, we are always on the alert for inspiring reading material. Most of what is out there is relatable to me because let’s face it, we grandmothers are not so picky. We love to read and share about grandmother-hood. But, seldom does a book really resonate on so many… Read More
There’s a saying in technology that if it ain’t broke, don’t fix it. I suppose this stems from the complex parts in products that trying to fix something or improve upon a working appliance, may cause irreparable damage. In other words, leave well enough alone. This morning our plumber came… Read More
This morning my close friend who is going out of town for a week has asked me to water her front lawn while she’s gone. When I heard her request I must admit I laughed as it wasn’t what I’d expected. I knew this friend was a regular nurturer of… Read More
