Meaningful High Holiday Posts
L’shana Tova! (Happy New Year) It’s the Jewish new year! It’s been a while since I’ve written anything new for Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur.
I did, however, release a forgiveness themed episode of DEAR NINA. My guest, Rebecca Kotok, and I talk about our college friendship and the three years after college when we didn’t speak. Don’t worry! The story has a happy ending. We’ve been friends for another almost twenty years since those three painful years. How? FORGIVENESS.
I also recorded my friendship apology prayer, here. (Though an edited version exists on my Substack newsletter.)
I think part of the reason I haven’t written anything new about the holidays other than that recent episode is because I wrote so many pieces about it in the past and each one meant something to me for different reasons. I’m sharing a few of my favorites below!
“The Benefit of The Doubt For The New Year” Jewish Daily Forward
“Waiting For Any Apology That Will Never Come” Kveller
“Three Ways to Fix a High Holiday Rut” TC Jewfolk
“Honey Cake, Old Friends, and Defending Facebook” TC Jewfolk
Some High Holiday Recipes my website
THE BEST Apple Pancake Recipe my website
I’m wishing everyone who celebrates the Jewish holidays a peaceful and meaningful and healthy new year that fulfills you in ways you’re hoping for and way you perhaps have not even imagined yet.
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