Weekly Thoughts

As we head into February, the thought of living life where every day is Ground Hog’s Day has become a reality.  Ten and a half months ago, I...

We can all breathe a sigh of relief – 2020 is now over and in the books. This certainly has been a year that can be named after the Clint Ea...

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...

We just finished up celebrating Hanukkah, also referred to as the Festival of Lights.   Naturally, the celebration includes fried foods, suc...

I have been personally affected by COVID.   That’s affected, not infected.   I am pretty sure that we have reached the point where most of u...

Seven years ago, I made the commitment to write weekly and share the thoughts that I had been thinking about for the past week or so.   And ...

  Every year, we gather to bring in the Jewish New Year, where part of the liturgy talks about opening up the “Book of Life” on Rosh Hashana...

  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...

  For four months, my life has been existing primarily from within my house.   I can probably count the number of times that I have been to ...

My last haircut was towards the beginning of January.  Normally, I would have said that my next cut would be at the end of March / beginning...

11 weeks of remaining in our homes.  11 weeks of guidance requesting we maintain distance from other people.  11 weeks of wearing masks ...