Daily Archives: November 1, 2012

A Walk Through Jewish Paris

One of the most famous buildings in Paris kept getting closer and closer. I couldn’t help but grin, as the Arc De Triomphe seemed to materialize right in front of me. To add to the excitement, I was in a cab that had a clear plastic roof, so I felt as if I was in…

Thanksgiving Feast

Each of us has a favorite dish on the Thanksgiving table. For some it’s the turkey, while others can’t wait to taste the pecan pie. Time-honored traditions give meaning to this holiday focused on bringing family and friends together to give thanks. Serving family favorites alongside new recipes keeps things interesting for the cook as…

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Not Quite Native

The general consensus in the Valley is that our population is quite transient. Folks come looking for the pot of gold, and often move on for opportunities elsewhere. If you’ve lived here more than 10 years, you’re considered to be close to a native. But every once in a while, you come in contact with…

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It’s All About Mitchell

“When my son was 22, he attempted to take his life. And in the next eight years he did try again, four times total. And the last time he succeeded.” The story of Ester Leutenberg and her transition into becoming an author starts with a tragedy, yes, but there is still a positive side to…

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