Weekly Thoughts

The COVID 19 has become part of our vocabulary same as the Freshman 15.  Early on, when it did not seem that we would be quarantining for mo...

  I do not get out much.   Since March, I have written about the minimal times that I have been out, the circles that I have drawn around my...

Dining outside (or eating al fresco), people laughing together and children running up and down the sidewalk – clear signs that summer is he...

I know that nobody will ever mistake me for a bodybuilder, an athlete, nor a sports-minded individual.   I am good with that and I am...

Entitlement: “The fact of having a right to something,” or, “The belief that one is inherently deserving of privileges or special treat...

The importance of setting goals As we have been taught from a young age, the new year is a time for setting our goals, with the c...

4 weeks and an additional 10 services across five Holidays (Rosh Hashana, Yom Kippur, Sukkot, Shemini Atzeret and Simchat Torah) has come...

It is once again that time of year where we wish our friends and family a sweet New Year.   It is also that time of the year, once again...

Eating healthy is a choice.   Let’s face it, if you watch television, even for a minimal amount of time, you are bound to catch a comme...

I have finally done it!   Or, to put it better, I have finally done it and realized it as I woke up this morning.   Two weeks ago, I p...

After 297 blog posts, starting late in 2013, posting every Monday – Have I run out of new thoughts, ideas and experiences to write about?...

Years ago, I went to a chiropractor for a brief period of time.   One of the reasons for going was out of curiosity.   I had heard abo...

How often in our lives do we have a chance to stand tall and face the music?   This is not like going to hear our favorite musical gro...

How often do you wake up feeling like you have the weight of the world upon your shoulders?   I do not mean that the entire universe is ...

“If the band plays at my graduation party, they have to play School’s Out,” Bec recently informed me.   She is, of course, referring t...

I recently finished reading Rabbi Abraham Heschel’s book, “The Shabbath.”   One of the concepts that he discussed in the book was Sacred...

I have worked from home before.   I have had a business that was based in my house, though I was mostly on assignment at clients.   With ...

Since May, my family has gone through big milestones and life changes.   These were celebrated in the ways that were appropriate for ...