Monthly Archives: July 2007

I wish I had it in me to write a meaningful post about BlogHer and I just haven’t found the time or energy. Something about a 17 year-old wizard I was hanging out with since the conference ended. People I … Continue reading →

To my mom on her blog. Happy Six Oh Mom!

The first reaction to, “My blog is Accidentally Jewish,” is usually laughter and then the person will ask, “why is it called that? How are you accidentally Jewish?” I say, “well, I converted,” and they respond, “That sounds intentional, not … Continue reading →

Can you believe that a month has already passed since we stood at sunset at the Israel Museum? Tried to get one more glass of wine and keep the rocks out of our sandals. An entire month. I haven’t just … Continue reading →

Somehow, the clip isn’t on YouTube because if it was, I would be using it. But you know that episode where Marcia Brady goes to prom (or something) with Davy Jones from the Monkees? That was my day today, I’m … Continue reading →

I’ve been twittering all day from BlogHer and finally killed my Blackberry battery. I’m using one of the computers supplied by AOL for the three BlogHers that didn’t bring laptops. Lucky for me, there are four computers. It has been … Continue reading →

Yes, yes, you all know it. I love seeing the searches that people do to find me. Okay, not to find me, but who find me while looking for something else. A sprinkling… A Google search for “what is the … Continue reading →

People know better to tag me with memes, but since Zemote knows me through the random information engine (Twitter), I’ll take his tag. It is the 8 random things about me (that after nearly 4 years of blogging you don’t … Continue reading →

I just came across this and thought I’d share. It is the Interfaith Middle East Bloggers Network.

Around 5:45 tonight I started getting adrenaline flashes. My blood would flash hot, then my hands would get cold, then I’d wonder why I’d insisted on planning the meeting that was coming at 6:30ish. Why did I think it was … Continue reading →