No time for much today, headed to IKEA to return a bunch of stuff with my parents—on a tight timeline. But still time for a tiny doodle! Because doodling makes everything better. ?
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Doodle meeting. Or doodle parade. Or doodle cocktail party. Or doodle ?
Looks like they’re having fun, whatever it is. ?
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Flying critters showed up in my morning doodle today! It’s been awhile since critters have appeared in my doodles. I must say it made me happy. I love it when my doodles surprise and delight me. ?
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Teeny tiny morning doodle. The pull to just get going already is SO STRONG, but I know I need a little doodle magic to keep me sane and help me face the day.
Especially with all the construction noise!
And sure enough, it’s amazing how much calmer and happier I feel after even just a few minutes of doodling.
That is the power of #doodlemagic! ?
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Last Saturday was Yom Kippur, and just like every year, I co-led the 3 1/2 hour service with another lay leader at my synagogue.
Neither of us is a rabbi, or a cantor, but every year we get to “play one on TV” for the crowd who shows up for High Holy Days.
Because that’s the relationship that most American Jews have with synagogues: they show up once a year for Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur (collectively known as the High Holy Days).
And that has become my own relationship with my synagogue: I show up and lead services.
Usually I get together with my co-leader a few weeks in advance to go over the service, plan out who’s going to do what, put sticky notes in my book, remind myself of the melodies, and basically rehearse.
But this year there was no [Read more…]
