We woke up to a dull morning, after some rain during the night. As I was making our morning salad, the sun came out and a big smile lit my face. I declared, “The sun is out, I am already in a good mood” to which my husband stated “Light cannot measure mood”. That was all I needed as a challenge…
How can each person deal with the layers of complexity and chaos in our global society? We are dealing with a phenomenon that is affecting us globally, however we each live in a different part of the globe, in countries and even regions of countries that are affected somewhat differently, and the leaders of each place choose to deal with the problem and its consequences in different ways…
That was a great novel by one of my favorite writers, John le Carré, but the spy I am talking about was actually a whole nest of spies who came in from the cold and settled in the washing machine of one of our neighbors. The culinary appetite of these spies was very peculiar…
Recently I was surprised to learn that in Israel, in contrast to all other countries around the world, the Rorschach test is still used extensively…
Yes, we live in chaos today. The word pops up a few times a day in radio, TV, and newspaper articles. We experience uncertainty in our daily life and our ability to function. The need to adjust constantly to new instructions and realities is daunting.
But no, I am not referring to that kind of chaos…
The sun was shining today and the air was so fresh, I could not resist the temptation to sit outside and look at the peaceful view, see the trees move slightly in the gentle breeze, and listen to the chatter of the birds…