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Journey through the straits with Sarah

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  • AboutWe believe that the journey of life is as important as the destination. The way we walk, the direction we take, and our willingness to face each challenge with alacrity and endurance will determine the point and place of our arrival. We believe that one of the best companion to have on that journey is Simcha aka Joy! To that end, let us make our journey through the straits of life with joy. Simcha!
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  • The Festival of Trees

    The Festival of Trees

    Due to various demands, I had to take an impromptu vacation from blogging. I partially wrote the following blog on Monday, January 17, 2022. I apologize for the late posting, but better late than never. Today was glorious! It was cloudy all day, but there was a lot of sunshine inside my home. Mike and I…

    Thejourneyblog

    January 23, 2022
    Judaism & Torah, Thoughts on Awareness
    Birthday of Trees, date-palm, Eretz Yisrael, fruits, righteous, Sabbatical Year, Seder, Torah, Tree of Life, Tu Bishevat, Tzadik Katamar
  • Sarah’s Kitchen: Delicious Wheat-free, Dairy-free, Egg-free, and Tomato-free Pizza

    Sarah’s Kitchen: Delicious Wheat-free, Dairy-free, Egg-free, and Tomato-free Pizza

    It has been a while since I did a post on food, but I just had to share this delicious wheat-free, egg-free, dairy-free, and tomato-free pizza that I made for my husband. He is allergic to eggs, dairy, wheat, barley, and a long list of other food items. Corn is one of his allergens. Many…

    Thejourneyblog

    January 5, 2022
    Food, Sarah’s Kitchen
    allergies, alternative, cornstarch, Food, gluten-free, pizza
  • Someone is Watching You

    Someone is Watching You

    There is an inscription that is often inscribed over the Ark in Synagogues which reads: “Da Lifneh Mi Attah Omed.” It means, “Know before whom you stand.”

    Thejourneyblog

    January 2, 2022
    Thoughts on Awareness
  • The Best Things in Life

    Shalom to all my friends – both old and new. As many of you know, the last two months have been very dramatic for me. My family and I recovered from That which shall not be named. That is what I have decided to call this virus going forward. Today is my last chance to…

    Thejourneyblog

    December 31, 2021
    Uncategorized
    box, grow, Happy New Year, health, rediscover the box, simple
  • A Little Taste of Heaven

    A Little Taste of Heaven

    The spices or besamiym give us a little fragrance of heaven. It is not uncommon to compare pleasant aromas to heaven. Whoever came up with the phrase, “It smells like heaven,” might very well have been drawing inspiration from the Havdalah service. 

    Thejourneyblog

    December 20, 2021
    Judaism & Torah
    Havdalah, Shabbat
  • Hey, Take Off Those Glasses!

    Yesterday, my granddaughter Izzy tried on my glasses again. She looked so cute, but I doubt she could see much of anything through the lenses. Many of us are like my Izzy. We tend to try on the wrong glasses, especially when navigating the Straits. Thus, our vision and outlook tend to get distorted when…

    Thejourneyblog

    December 17, 2021
    Uncategorized
    glasses, vision
  • The Bare Bones: Reviewing this Year’s Thanksgiving and Hanukkah

    This year has brought a significant number of changes for me and my family. Despite the different challenges brought on by these changes, I can sincerely say that they have all worked out for the best. Change # 1: Conversion and the Miracle of Tefillin After pursuing a Jewish lifestyle for more than twenty years,…

    Thejourneyblog

    December 7, 2021
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    Hanukkah, Thanksgiving
  • What in Heaven’s Name

    There was a lot going on in the heavens earlier this evening. I counted eight different I chem-trails or whatever those lines are called. I do not know how many had already fizzled out to form some of those wispy clouds, but there were several planes flying around up there leaving behind the trails. “What…

    Thejourneyblog

    December 3, 2021
    Uncategorized
    chem trails, comet, heavens, leonard, seeding, sunset
  • The Miracle and the Test

    Tonight is the fifth night of Hanukkah. Why do we light candles for eight nights? Some say the tradition of kindling the Hanukkah lights stemmed from a miracle that happened more than 2,000 years ago when the Maccabees took back the temple and set about purifying and dedicating the holy altar. There was only oil…

    Thejourneyblog

    December 2, 2021
    Uncategorized
    Hanukkah
  • Sarah’s Kitchen: Warm Comfort

    Sarah’s Kitchen: Warm Comfort

    On a chilly fall/winter evening, there is nothing more comforting than a bowl of hot, savory soup. This soup is completely vegan and simply delicious.

    Thejourneyblog

    November 21, 2021
    Food, Sarah’s Kitchen, Uncategorized
    Honey nut, Soup, Squash
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  • AboutWe believe that the journey of life is as important as the destination. The way we walk, the direction we take, and our willingness to face each challenge with alacrity and endurance will determine the point and place of our arrival. We believe that one of the best companion to have on that journey is Simcha aka Joy! To that end, let us make our journey through the straits of life with joy. Simcha!
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