Michael and I adored My Love, Don’t Cross That River. From the first few minutes of watching “100-year-old lovebirds” Byong-man Jo and Gye-yeul Kang joyfully tease each other and play in the leaves together like children, we were as smitten with them as they were with each other. It’s no surprise that this documentary —…
Dear Jenny, I’ve been a loyal fan of yours for years, have sworn by and touted your program as an influencer, shared my progress online and enthusiastically sent many of my readers to you. So it pains me deeply to learn — from some of those readers who have sent me frantic private messages —…
Yes, that is a very disturbing image, above. Yes, it is impossible to imagine that the Holocaust actually happened and could happen again. And, yes, that’s why you and everyone in the world needs to watch Jessica Sanders’ powerful documentary, March of the Living.
Now that you’ve all fallen in love with my bibliotherapist, Rachel Stevenson since meeting her in yesterday’s post, I wanted to share my first “session” with her. If she’s up for it, there will be many more. Note: if you are in a particular mood and need a book for whatever ails you, please leave…
I am so excited about this, I can’t wait to share it with you! The other day, I came across a piece in The New Yorker, “Can Reading Make You Happier?” Duh. Anyway, the article is all about bibliotherapy, which it defines as “the ancient practice of encouraging reading for therapeutic effect.” The author described…
