Inventory list: Baked 4 (vegan) cakes. Took part (either teaching or taking class) in a live-streaming or a Zoom session 27 times. Gained 5 pounds (from all the cakes). Lost 5 pounds (from all the live-streaming/zooming and since I am running out supplies). Crocheted 3 doilies. Read one book. Wrote 2 essays. Left the house … More Quarantine log – day 10
When this whole Coronavirus thing started, I felt quite overwhelmed. I read everything I could about it, anxiously anticipating for it to arrive the UK. And then it did. And then it made its way to Scotland, and not long after to Edinburgh, where I am based. I stopped posting on Instagram, it felt surreal … More Social media feed and blogging
These are weird, difficult times for us all and as many of my favorite coffee shops in Edinburgh are still delivering / open for take-away, I might post about that in order to support them in the following days. But before I do that, I am going to dedicate this post to a heart-warming phenomenon … More Virtual classes, virtual community
My mom comes from a lineage of intellectuals, her parents were both educated and educators, and while activities of sharpening the mind were very much encouraged in her house, physical activity was non-existent. This is how my mom discovered, for the first time in her life, at the tender age of 32, after earning her … More Why self-kindness is more important than a handstand press
Six months ago today me and my partner left Tel-Aviv and embarked on a journey to Edinburgh, so that I could get my desired master at Edinburgh Uni. Little did we know that six months later we would find ourselves in a lovely city, but a foreign one, away from our families and old friends, … More Love in the time of Corona
