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Child’s Play
By
Edie Weinstein, MSW, LSW
I’ve been thinking a lot lately about my childhood experiences, almost in a life review format. Chalk it up to turning 56 in a few weeks. I grew up in a two parent household, with a younger sister born 2 1/2 years afterward, so I had some time with them and with my grandmother as an ‘only…
Sleepiphany
By
Edie Weinstein, MSW, LSW
This being a writer brings with it a penchant for word mash-ups and unique configurations. Many in my life share that talent. Yesterday while perusing Facebook, I noticed a term coined by a fellow wordsmith Shawn Allen. He was commenting on having taken a nap and then awakened with what he referred to as a…
Unremarkable
By
Edie Weinstein, MSW, LSW
We all like to think of ourselves as extraordinary, exceptional, and a slew of other superlatives. Is there anyone who wants to feel ordinary, as if they have not accomplished anything of note? Chances are, since you are reading this, you have indeed achieved a modicum of success. Likely you learned to feed, dress and…
Do Overs
By
Edie Weinstein, MSW, LSW
As Jews all over the world approach the High Holy Days, we are called upon to face ourselves in a metaphorical mirror and take stock of our lives in the past year. The image isn’t always pretty, but it is real. As I rewind the clock to September, 2013, I witness a woman whose life was on…
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