Happy Leap Day! What does it mean to have a day that only happens once every four years? I don’t know. I’m too busy to think about it very deeply. However, as I was driving to pick Little Man up from pre-preschool, I did think briefly about the nature of repetitive time. Some things in … Continue reading »
Everyone pretty much agrees that music can be extremely potent. I’ve been moved to tears on multiple occasions (and not even because of hormones, haha). People have playlists for working out, playlists for yoga, playlists for a bad mood, a good mood, cleaning, and anything else you could probably think of. Music can move us. … Continue reading »
Here’s a musical memory from nearly a decade ago (oh wow). Enjoy! Immediately after I graduated with my Bachelor’s in Music Performance, I found myself in a musically shiftless situation. I no longer had the benefit of ensembles to play with, and I also didn’t have the advantage of knowing people in town to jam … Continue reading »
I’m happy to be participating in #HanukkahHoopla, organized by the wonderful Renee A. Schuls-Jacobson. Go and check out her blog, Lessons by Teachers and Twits where she not only has a great explanation of what #HanukkahHoopla is all about, but she has her own contributing post today! We love music in our home. Little … Continue reading »
Last Sunday, Tzom Gedalia (October 2nd), I participated in the Day To Disconnect, a movement to encourage people to put down their tech and connect with people the old-fashioned way, face-to-face. I decided to share my experience with a vlog! The sound quality is not as great as I would like; apologies for that. I’d … Continue reading »
I have a post over at LadyMama today about being a Mommy Rockstar. Go ahead, pop on over and take a gander. :)
I recently decided to try a new approach to responding to your comments (which I totally love, so please keep ‘em coming!). Instead of responding to each comment individually, I’m going to attempt to reply only once a day to each post. It’s not that I don’t love and appreciate your comment, ’cause I definitely … Continue reading »
I started this blog back when I was single and it was called “Inspirations from the Holy Land.” My intention then was to provide my friends and family with an easy way to keep up with me while I was spending my year abroad. I chose to make a blog because in the past, I … Continue reading »
When I started this blog I was only married, no children yet. Now that I have kids (whoa. kids. plural. still not used to that), and that’s practically all I blog about, I feel like this blog should really be called Life in the Mommy Lane, or Life in the Parenting Lane. Or sometimes I … Continue reading »
