Leah’s Blog April 22nd 2016
Leah’s Blog – April 22, 2016 – Preparing for Pesach is always an insane frenzied time, especially when it comes to working together in washing down and cl
Leah’s Blog
Leah’s Blog “The Message of the Matzoh” April 15 2016 It’s the final countdown; only one week and yikes we will be free. Looking around I find t
Leah’s Blog April 8th 2016
Leah’s Blog – April 9 2016 Have you seen how stunning it is out? So green and blooming – I must go into it. Still moist, the forest floor is alive with mushrooms and
Leah’s Blog March 22 2016 Purim
Purim 2016 So, I’m standing at the check- out counter at Osher Ad Supermarket in bustling Petach Tikva. Osher Ad means completely satisfied. To tell you the truth, it looks p
Leah’s Blog March 11 2016
Leah’s Blog – March 11, 2016 Living in Israel is like being on a seesaw- no, it’s like riding a rollercoaster. It’s thrilling, in an ironic way. It is safe
Leah’s Blog March 6th 2016
Leah’s Blog – March 6th 2016 Just as I was making the last of the salads and the face of the clock gave a menacing glance of “It is getting late!” a knock o
Leah’s Blog Feb 26 2016
Leah’s Blog The Golden Calf February 26, 2016 Growing up Jewish in the 1970’s meant a lot of different things depending on your own personal experience.
Leah’s Blog Feb 11 2016
Just after the Tomb of Josef became a blackened ruin I returned to it one night. What once stood as an enchanted familiar meeting place, the courtyard adorned by the old hearty Mul
Leah’s Blog January 29th 2016
Leah’s Blog – Yitro- January 29 2016 My grandmother Alvina had orange eyes and a strong German accent. More than the color of her eyes, it was the twinkle in them that got
Leah’s Blog Tu Bishvat 2016
Leah’s Blog – Tu B’Shvat January 23 2016 Our earliest neighbors here on Itamar were (and are) organic farmers. Back in those days, for all of us though, regardless of
