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My parents are really gone
My mom died on April 2, 2026. She was 88 or 86, depending on which Moroccan birth documents you use. My dad died on November 27, 1987. He was 59. Nearly four decades — my entire adult life — has played out between their deaths.
My Dad...
The Great Pumpkin is a Moral Catastrophe
During my grade school years in the 1970s, as the latter days of October would arrive, I would get excited about the annual showing of It’s the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown on CBS.
It would usually air about a week before Halloween, displ...
You know who's freaking awesome? Dorie Miller [reposting due to a current wretched news story]
Born in Waco, TX in 1919, Doris “Dorie” Miller’s parents were sharecroppers. His family did subsistence farming. While in high school, Dorie helped out until he needed to quit school to help keep the family fed. He took a job as a cook in a...
I just saw Christopher Nolan's The Odyssey, and I mean, Western Civilization is Doomed
I cannot believe acclaimed director Christopher Nolan’s casting choice for THE DOG, Argos, in his $250 million summer blockbuster epic. Seriously, check this out. Nolan wants us to believe that this is the breed of Homer’s beloved loyal dog...
Let the good go where it wants to go
OK, things are crazy in the world. We're at war, a deeply dissonant Purim holiday (for me at least) is upon us, and I'm on the struggle bus with my old friend, OCD. So naturally, I'm sharing a bit of biblical text study with you, dear reade...
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Rabbi, writer, adoptive parent, hubby, dog-lover, baseball nerd, proud Democrat, Israeli-Palestinian peace building advocate, and notorious goofball.
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