Your dad sounds really wonderful. (He was about my age.) Despite my current alienation from Israel, I would like to find a way to make a donation in his name.
I was very curious about your friend Jill's Substack, but unfortunately it is hard paywalled—no free sample. I already subscribe to too many of these and need to cut back, not add another one, especially sight unseen.
There comes a moment at which people decide to monetize. I don't know what it's based on. Everyone has a different threshold. I'm very hesitant to cross it, partly out of doubt that my opinions are anything but an addition to the noise, partly out of fear of commitment (if people are paying me I'll HAVE to write regularly). I've thought of at least putting a "buy me a coffee" button on mine.
April,
What a beautiful tribute to your dad. It’s an honor to learn about him from you. Thank you for sharing this.
Thank you ! I miss him a lot.
Lovely eulogy. What a wonderful man was your father, blessed as well to have such a devoted and thoughtful daughter.
Your dad sounds really wonderful. (He was about my age.) Despite my current alienation from Israel, I would like to find a way to make a donation in his name.
I was very curious about your friend Jill's Substack, but unfortunately it is hard paywalled—no free sample. I already subscribe to too many of these and need to cut back, not add another one, especially sight unseen.
Thank you ! That’s funny I was an unpaid subscriber to Jill’s blog until recently. I’ll ask
There comes a moment at which people decide to monetize. I don't know what it's based on. Everyone has a different threshold. I'm very hesitant to cross it, partly out of doubt that my opinions are anything but an addition to the noise, partly out of fear of commitment (if people are paying me I'll HAVE to write regularly). I've thought of at least putting a "buy me a coffee" button on mine.
Hi Annie, most of my content is not paywalled. You can see all of the free content by going to my profile and subscribing there.
OK. The one I tried to read was the one April's link goes to—"The Loneliness of Being a Liberal Jew."