Tuesday, August 12th: It’s exactly two months since the moving van arrived from Atlanta and, though the garage is still half-filled with boxes, I’m finally feeling settled in our new home and settling into a joy-filled morning routine. This includes reciting blessings of gratitude for being alive to witness the beauty in our little patch of Eden in Marlton. Yesterday, while the arborist trimmed the broken branch of the purple leaf plum tree that grows…
Rabbi's Message
Despite being a GenXer and spending plenty of time teaching teenagers, I’ve never been an early adopter of new technology. I’m especially wary of the computerized bells and whistles in my vehicle—more things that can break and require costly repairs. However, I’ve come to appreciate one safety feature in my new car: Adaptive Cruise Control. At first I wasn’t sure I wanted to use this feature on Evesboro-Medford Road. I didn’t feel I could trust…