Treading water
I wrote this on Instagram a few days ago:
I am propelled by #coffee lately. Such important #protest and scary virus news in the world...but I am still #homeschooling, cooking a lot and managing kids and dogs. Even managing our household is a lot right now. I am lucky and safe but still very tired...
But I wanted to update the blog. And I wanted to tell you about our garden, which is growing so well just now. (much farther along than this one photo we took a few weeks ago...) I also wanted to offer up a couple links to articles that have run recently. This ran in the Vancouver Jewish Independent:
Rabbinic planting advice
There have been a lot of afternoons like this one though, where our world has been small, we played in the yard, and focused on how grateful we are for what we have. It's more than enough.
For those who have followed me a while, you may know that I've written about social justice issues for a long time, too. Here are a couple links on that...one from this blog in January, 2019. Sadly, none of the injustices taking place are new. It's been happening for a long time.
An instagram post about how justice is long overdue.
I am propelled by #coffee lately. Such important #protest and scary virus news in the world...but I am still #homeschooling, cooking a lot and managing kids and dogs. Even managing our household is a lot right now. I am lucky and safe but still very tired...
But I wanted to update the blog. And I wanted to tell you about our garden, which is growing so well just now. (much farther along than this one photo we took a few weeks ago...) I also wanted to offer up a couple links to articles that have run recently. This ran in the Vancouver Jewish Independent:
Rabbinic planting advice
This second link is not really about Shabbat specifically, more about how to keep ourselves and our old dog eating and alive and propel everybody forward during this hard time:
Jewish surety in Shabbat ritualThere have been a lot of afternoons like this one though, where our world has been small, we played in the yard, and focused on how grateful we are for what we have. It's more than enough.
For those who have followed me a while, you may know that I've written about social justice issues for a long time, too. Here are a couple links on that...one from this blog in January, 2019. Sadly, none of the injustices taking place are new. It's been happening for a long time.
An instagram post about how justice is long overdue.
Labels: coffee, diversity, Jewish Independent, Jewish life, learning at home, racism, social justice, spinning, twins, writer's life
2 Comments:
You have a beautiful yard.
And even more beautiful, thank you for your work towards justice and peacemaking.
Thank you, Alison!
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