We midlife folks are a resilient bunch, at least according to some of the recent research. For example, a study performed on people above the age of fifty, found that they were less anxious in dealing with the COVID restrictions during 2020. By contrast, younger people resisted the rules of… Read More
Today, I came across a thread on Facebook where Mayim Bialik was being praised for a huge accomplishment of being the next guest host on the Jeopardy show. The post and thread popped up on my feed and I noted that people wrote “Yay,” “Whoopee!,” “Congratulations” and other words of… Read More
Sometimes when an entire community is thrown into turmoil because of the fear of a missing child, we hope and pray for a safe return. When the child is found, everyone rejoices and feel like G-d has given us a second chance. Second chances to me mean that we get… Read More
It’s been over a month since I’ve posted a blog, and Pesach is behind us. The holiday was hectic with all my children and grandchildren spending the time at our hotel, I mean bed-and-breakfast, I mean house. Meals and more meals, snacks and more snacks, and lots of togetherness. It… Read More
At first I wanted to title this post “Setting up a support system,” but I changed it to “Embrace a Support System” because so often we are offered support by others, but we either push them away or don’t reach out for more. We need to accept support like the… Read More
