Reading Time: < 1 minute I am pleased to announce that “The Rabbi Finds Her Way,” a novel I wrote with Catherine deCuir, is now available! Any bookstore can order it for you through its regular distributor. The book is also available on Amazon. For more information and to read some of the wonderful early reviews by clergy, authors, and […]
Reading Time: < 1 minute I am pleased to announce that “On God’s Radar—My Walk Across America,” which chronicles my coast-to-coast walk, is now available! Any bookstore can order it for you. For more information and reviews, to order from Amazon, or to see how you can order a signed/inscribed copy, please visit my website: About “On God’s Radar” Thanks […]
Reading Time: < 1 minute Rule #1: If you can’t sing well, then sing loud! The waiters did a pretty good job of it on “Happy Birthday to You!” All in all, a good way to end my birthday in Honolulu. Maybe I’ll do it again next year. Thanks to my friends and relatives who helped to make it a […]
Reading Time: < 1 minute We can see Alcatraz from our room. Didn’t even know the ship was moving.
Reading Time: < 1 minute Heading toward the SF Cruise Terminal at 12:45pm. Can’t get out of town soon enough.
Reading Time: < 1 minute Choral Director Rita Lilly (right) led the Lafayette Christian Church choir this morning in a wonderfully sensitive performance of my composition, “Sh’ma Koleinu” (Hear Our Voice). I was honored to be present for the service as Pastor Steve Borgard spoke of the tragic shooting in Pittsburgh, and Rabbi Jay Asher LeVine from Temple Isaiah delivered […]
Reading Time: < 1 minute This morning I looked at lifehacker.com as I do most mornings, and found a video episode of “How I Work,” which I particularly enjoyed. Scott Wiener operates scottspizzatours.com in NYC, and began his video with a reminiscence of how, as a boy, he’d bought his first lunch, a slice of pizza and a Coke, for […]
Reading Time: 2 minutes I want to thank my friends, old and new, for your caring support, for cheering me on, for your thoughtful comments, and for continuing to worry about me during the 170 days of my journey. This includes my friends and relatives, and classmates from Wantagh High School, Boston University, UC Berkeley, and CSU East Bay, […]
Reading Time: 2 minutes Life is indeed different in First Class. Roger and I ate an early breakfast and we were out of the house at 7 am. He and his family own real estate developments and properties in New Jersey, and we visited them on the way to Newark airport, all the while trading stories. There’s something special […]
Reading Time: 2 minutes All day I thought about the strange emptiness I’m feeling. Some possible reasons: I no longer have to wonder where I’ll be sleeping tonight. (In a motel? A pasture? Behind a mound of asphalt? In someone’s backyard?) I don’t have to worry about drinking water, and certainly don’t have to carry a gallon in my […]