Surviving the Quarantine has made it to part 21 and can legally drink in the United States. Be sure to check out the rest of this series. I like to reference things I stated in earlier entries. Not too much negative to tell this week that wasn’t already mentioned earlier. Most of it is political so I’ll sum things up
Its July now and here is Surviving the Quarantine Post 11. I am so mentally exhausted as I write these words that I am going to condense this one the best I can. Be sure to check out the other parts which have more depth. Mentally, I am plagued by despair. I could write out my feelings, but I don’t
Growing up like so many in the United States, I was taken in with the awe of such a country where people were free to practice their own religion or believe generally whatever they wanted. This idealistic situation would have not even three hundred years ago have been seen as possible. Such a utopia we were living in! But
Anyone who knows me well understands that I am apologetically Jewish, even the name of this entire blog should tell a stranger this truth. However, the more and more I understand the Torah, and other related texts, the less I trust the one who created it, and by proxy, created me. Perhaps it is through my love of Cosmic
Below is what I wrote in response to a prompt in a Civics Class about an issue I care about greatly. And on this Martin Luther King Day, I decided to share it with the rest of you. Although I already participate in the conversation about the Israeli Palestinian Conflict, I have a voice that is rarely heard in
I figure as 2016 ends today, I might as well reflect on the year. This has been an unusual year for both myself and the world, it seems. I managed to accomplish quite a lot in the span of 12 months and I should feel good about these accomplishments. Most of my complaints come from the larger problems that
For those of you who have not been paying attention to this issue (which I assume is many since there are a lot of issues circulating the webs right now) the United Nations has moved forward with passing laws that would ban all non Muslims from the Temple Mount in Jerusalem. This same legislation also seeks to remove that
Asperger’s Syndrome, Judaism, and The Jung Style Commander are all clearly defined type of individuals. An individual with Aspergers Syndrome is known to be smart, but timid. Wanting to make friends, but not sure how to do so. Speaking boldly but not able to hold other’s attention for long. Bringing up unusual facts that no one cares about. They
What follows is a list of goals I have before I die that have not been met. Climb the tallest mountain on each continent. Marry a Jewish Woman Run a marathon in all 50 states in the USA Visit Romania Go to the haunted Island in Italy See all of Europe Explore Japan, South Korea, China, India Visit Russia
For the first time in many years, my expectations for an event has been exceeded. As I outlined in another post, I despise this time of the year. The holidays are a time for people to visit their pasts, go back to where they once were. My past is fraught with weakness and regret. I wish to never revisit