I was out to dinner with Mr. Engineer last night. Now, I’m not really interested in him romantically. He’s very nice, but there’s no spark at all (even though he’s an engineer – pun intended). But I enjoy going out with him for dinner and I feel like it’s good for me to remind myself [...]
Entries Tagged as ‘Moving on’
September 7, 2009
Elul reflections
We are in the month of Elul, the last month of the Jewish calendar. As we prepare for Rosh Hashanah, the Jewish new year, we take time during Elul to reflect on the waning year and to prepare for the time of renewal that the High Holy Days bring.
As I reflect on the last year [...]
August 9, 2009
In the final analysis
So, with August 17th looming in front of me, staring me in the face like the combination of a dreaded dentist appointment (painful, yes, but a certain end to a lingering problem. And f’ing expensive) and spending three hours cleaning out closets (loved it once, don’t need it any more), I find myself going back [...]
August 6, 2009
You’re fired . . .
Image by late night movie via Flickr
I just finished watching Tory Johnson on GMA (Good Morning America. I guess I just negated the use of the acronym). She’s their getting back to work features person. Tory started a successful company running recruiting events for women after being fired from a lucrative position in PR. Well, [...]
August 5, 2009
Tu B’Av and me
Today is the Jewish holiday Tu B’Av (the 15th day of the month of Av). What? You didn’t know about Tu B’Av? No worries, it’s a teensy holiday. It’s a workday in Israel. Not even a Hallmark holiday, really.
It’s been compared to Valentine’s Day in that it celebrates love. In earlier times Tu B’av was [...]
August 5, 2009
Entertaining…
I realized recently that one of the casualties of my divorce (which, by the way, becomes final on August 17th) is entertaining. Mr. Ex and I were consummate entertainers. It was not unusual for us to have company every weekend during the summer – usually our very good friends and their kids (um, that would [...]
July 27, 2009
Best advice ever . . .
God bless Facebook for putting me in touch with old friends. One of the best reconnections I’ve made is with a former (gulp) student who’s now a counselor/coach. She’s got a terrific blog and has some great things to say. The following is some of the best advice I’ve read for the recovering once-married:
Is it [...]