Some famous landmarks can be viewed from a distance. Locals and visitors rarely find the time to visit. The windmill in Jerusalem usually fits into that category. As the sun was setting, we walked toward this icon. The familiar site became more impressive and more impressive. … [Read more...]
February Guest Appearances
As the month of February is quickly drawing to a close, I want to recap the guest appearances that I made on four unique websites. The women who manage these sites were gracious hosts. I met each through social media. After we started to exchange emails, our relationships grew. … [Read more...]
Purim and Freshly Baked Hamantaschen
With a fresh layer of snow on the ground, I am befuddled. The Jewish festival of Purim is just a few days away. (Starts Saturday evening, February 23) I associate this holiday more with spring than with winter. While on occasion I probably ventured out in the snow, my … [Read more...]
Time Traveling Back to the Dreyfus Affair
A couple of weeks ago, I attended the Colorado Council International Reading Association (CCIRA) in Denver. I had the distinct pleasure of listening to one of Marissa Moss’ talks that included a discussion of her book, Mira's Diary: Lost in Paris. Despite my interest in Jewish … [Read more...]
Four Sephardic Synagogues in Old City
The Old City's Jewish Quarter is brimming with history. On our recent visit, we were interested in learning more about Jerusalem's Sephardic community so we visited the Four Sephardic Synagogues. Although the current structure has been completely restored, the presence of the … [Read more...]
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