I think there are more and more of us (women, Jews, making up our own ways of navigating what’s Jewish) than ever. And I LOVE that we’re blogging.

Thanks Yenta! I am on a friend’s computer so I do not know that I am really back, but I will comment through this every once in a while… Keep speaking your truth and know I am listening.

Oh, I’m so glad to have you back, Cori! Lotsa lotsa lotsa love, lady.

Wow. I can really relate to this as a Jew who grew up in a rural area, and a mother raising a child in a predominately Christian world and in a semi-interfaith family. Questions about what is really important, what is holy, and what is true abound…there really are no answers. But it makes me feel a little less crazy to see read your words. Todah rabbah.

I read faithfully, but have been unable to comment for a while due to a strange computer quirk. I agree with your views and love how I practice being Jewish. I have made Judaism interesting and meaningful for my nieces and nephews and feel that they will identify with being Jewish in some way as adults. My dear Grandma Fanny would be proud.

Thanks for the entertaining and thought provoking blog, as always!