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Don’t Stop Thinking About Tomorrow
In the fall of 1992, I was a senior in high school and the nation was consumed with a presidential election unlike any before. This
Leah
June 8, 2016
In the fall of 1992, I was a senior in high school and the nation was consumed with a presidential election unlike any before. This
This week always makes me sad. My eyes fill with tears at the mere sight of the American flag. Fear feels like a long-lost companion
Sophie and I love music. We’re always listening to different genres and artists – from country to classical – usually in the car. My inquisitive
It’s political convention time, ladies and gentlemen! The “magical” events that occur every four years just weeks after the Olympics end. Over the years, I’ve
6 million It’s hard for most of us to comprehend how big that number is and how many it represents. For most Jews, however, the
This post was originally posted on September 11, 2010. Since it is the 10-year anniversary of the terrorist attacks, I felt I should again publish
January 28, 1986 is day that most Americans will always remember. The day the Challenger exploded before an entire nation’s eyes. Like the assassination of
As we draw near 2011, I went back and reflected on all my photos, blog posts and memorable events from 2010. It’s certainly been an
Tonight was the first night of Hanukkah, the Festival of Lights. It was a great celebration — we ate latkes, lit the menorah, played dreidel, and