“As such, religion matters not to me, nor does theology, services, spirituality, the soul, prayer or religious tradition. In my almost 5 years in town I have been to the shul less than a dozen times, Baruch Hashem.”
Read More...She was a New York-bred Jew, Manhattan raised, and yet she used this language with me, all the while knowing that my foreign linguistic skills ended with the Russian I got from my family and six years of failure in high school and college Italian.
“Mi scusi, mi scusi,” I wanted to reply. “But why can’t you just speak English?”
Read More...It’s not the blood in our veins or a common language that connects Shauna to the reason she gives.
Read More...“As such, religion matters not to me, nor does theology, services, spirituality, the soul, prayer or religious tradition. In my almost 5 years in town I have been to the shul less than a dozen times, Baruch Hashem.”
Why is the idea of legally changing our name so scary? What’s in a name after all?
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