A day in my daughter’s life

A year ago, when Eden, my youngest daughter was on her final school year, she announced her intention to volunteer for a year before going to the army. The organization of her choice was AMICHAI – a parent based organization which is aimed at children and adults with mental disabilities. I had mixed feelings about her decision. On the one hand, I couldn’t be prouder of her. She was clearly following in her sister’s and my footsteps. On the other hand, at that point in time my daughter was very childish and knowing what it was like to work with people with disabilities, I was afraid for her delicate soul. Little did I know!

To hope or not to hope...

בס"ד

 Do you believe that books and movies that we read and watch or conversations that we were "occasionally" involved in and people we have bumped into come to us by chance? Personally, I do not. There are a couple of reasons that the book I’m about to talk about has come into my hands. I have been processing the data for my seminar papers for about a couple of months, hence I have been reading relatively a lot about education, psychology and a strong connection between the two. I want you, readers, to breathe the air of excitement I had after encountering the "Psychology of Hope" by Snyder, C.R.

Beauty and the Beast 2017

I'm interested to know whether others my age would want to see this movie knowing the plot. For whom who like nostalgia they will probably enjoy and not feel childish going to see it because it isn’t animated. Also, comparing to the animated movie from 1991 it has more details and is less simplified, which makes you feel that it is appropriate to watch at your age.