Good long read by Leah Donnella on what to call those with mixed ethnic and racial origins (I still like Lawrence Hill’s remark at the end of Blood: Who among us is not mixed up?): 2,535 more words
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Renewing the Lone Messianic Gentile
I came across a brief article on Rabbi Daniel Siegel’s blog called “When the Rebbe Asks: Renewing Ger Toshav,” which apparently is the topic of a soon to be published book. 1,553 more words
intercultural coaching for mixed marriages
Getting involved with someone from another culture is very exciting and rewarding. Your friend or your significant other may show you the colors of life you have never seen, make you hear the music you never thought existed, and open your mind in ways you never realized were possible. 583 more words
royalty
i am the king of the kangaroos
she is the queen of the nile
we met at the hotel of cockatoos
what caught my eye first was her smile… 109 more words
Pregnancy in Canada & Japan - raised eyebrows and new traditions
Being pregnant is one of those wonderful mysteries that anyone can share. From strangers at the grocery store eying your big belly and smiling (or running away) to relatives pestering you to make more babies, it’s an experience that is very public. 864 more words
Reviewers Wanted!
Reviewers Wanted!
Who do you turn to when you need a hand with your novel? Well, readers and writers, of course.
Are you a book reviewer? 151 more words
motherly advice on mixed marriages
i have no appetite, she said
so what’s with all the food
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i thought you might be tempted
it might get you in the mood… 118 more words
