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Tag Archives: long term relationships
Seven Tips For Making New Friends
Orthodox Judaism, yoga and writer gatherings are ways I make new friends. From Slate.com: Ancient philosophers and scientists agree: Strong social ties are the KEY to happiness. You need close, long-term relationships; you need to be able to confide in … Continue reading
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Tagged ancient philosophers, long term relationships, new neighborhood, orthodox judaism, social ties, starting a new job
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LimmudLA 2009
Read Part Two of my LimmudLA 2009 report I had a great time. I’m home now and I’m sick (though grateful for the opportunity to share the light of MoralLeader.com with those seeking enlightenment). You can stop by my live … Continue reading
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I Interview Author Naama Goldstein
Tuesday night I interviewed Naama Goldstein, author of the short story collection "The Place Will Comfort You." Listen here. The interview was part of my series on American-Jewish literature. As a child, Naama dreamed of becoming "a painter or illustrator." … Continue reading
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Tagged american parents, Jewish Literature, long term relationships, parables, personal essay, writing in english
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‘The Place Will Comfort You’
Last night I interviewed Naama Goldstein, author of the short story collection "The Place Will Comfort You." Listen here. The book has the despiriting quality of real life. It’s chock-filled with disappointment, pettiness, derangement, greed and other qualities that I … Continue reading
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Tagged american parents, chock, derangement, Jewish Literature, long term relationships, naama, pettiness
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