Month: November 2010

Is that a question you ask yourself? I lived in America for the first 33 years of my life (well, less the three I lived […]

It seems that our children grow so fast. Yesterday’s child is today’s bridegroom, or so it seems. My parents have eleven grandchildren in total – […]

I like to think that I show tremendous pride for the actions of my sons. This blog is called A Soldier’s Mother and so post […]

You know how sometimes your mind wanders and thoughts become a pathway to a much deeper idea? That’s what has been cooking in my head […]

A few months before we moved to Israel, I heard the story of a boy named Jay who was sick with Leukemia. The only thing […]

The army supplies soldiers with food – round the clock. The food is, for the most part, as balanced as the army can manage. They […]

So, the cow. Chaim told us a story. It touches me. I can’t explain why. I can see it in my mind. I can feel […]

I don’t know if I can write this post the way it should be written, if I can paint a picture with words as I […]

It’s a few minutes after midnight. Long ago, my youngest daughter went to sleep. It was another of those nights where she needed a drink, […]