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  Today is Valentine’s Day. Not sure if I like it too much and never really celebrated it. Now days it is all over social media and it seems like a huge consumerist conspiracy, misleading in the name of love.  Anyhow, it touches sensitive nerves, especially when you...

I love weddings! I am getting swept away with the romantic atmosphere and the love of the “getting-married” couple. But what is the meaning of this ceremony and how relevant it is in these days of breaking norms and personal freedom? Especially as we know that in more affluent societies about 40% of marriages end up in divorce.

“It is based on the sense of touch and how important it is for our development and basic feeling of well-being”, she explained. As I am working with touch all day, I was curious to investigate it from another aspect. Warm Recommendation.

1. I sing. In tone or out of tone my repertoire consists of Hebrew songs, English songs and free, (very free) translations to German.

There is nothing that I love more than being a mom. But this love comes also with the most haunting questions and worries. Questions about education, my responsibility and influence are rising frequently and the answers are less clear and simple. So who am I as a mother? What I can follow?

It is midnight. I am sitting at my desk and “just looking” at the costs of flight tickets to Israel in the next months. I know; I just came back. It is a waste of time. It will distract my attention from what I am building here and after all I will be there in Christmas. But logical reasoning doesn’t work on me when it is so late.

Childhood memories can be sweet or bitter. They can warm our heart and make us stronger or sadden us and remind us of insecurity and pain. Either way they are part of who we are and the story we tell ourselves and others about our lives.  Expanding the view of how we...

One of the things that can really make me lose my temper is when I’m trying to deal with something, I’m angry or stressed, and someone tells me “Relax, just let it go”. BUT, if I knew how to do it, I would have already done so, wouldn’t I?

In the last years, especially after my son was born, something in my motivation changed. I almost thought I had lost it. I was always an extremely motivated person, I wanted “badly” to succeed in everything that I did. It felt existential. I was strongly driven from...