Let's Kibbitz: On Eating Ethically But Not Kosherly
I want to eat ethically, but not kosherly. Is that okay? And if it’s okay, why do I feel so much guilt?
I want to eat ethically, but not kosherly. Is that okay? And if it’s okay, why do I feel so much guilt?
You were late. I wasn’t impressed. I figured we’d grab a drink, talk a bit and I’d be home in two hours.
There’s an extra toothbrush in my medicine cabinet. I should probably just toss it out.
We all have our way of keeping track of where a relationship is going. Some people document their progress through flowers bought (daisy, lily, rose), money spent (coffee, dinner, diamonds) or number of dates before sex. These days, it’s all about the text.
My friend Gabe was finally ready to be back in the dating world. Unfortunately, his best prospects included a slightly shady character.
Shhh…Don’t say *that* word. It makes some guys squirm, as Zoe learns in the Jew-Date Diaries.
In this installment of the Jew-Date Diaries, Amy learns that curiosity sometimes kills the cat. Especially when it comes to Jdate.
In the fifth installment of The Jew-Date Diaries, “Lisa” takes a break from studying to have a dating adventure. She wasn’t prepared for what she’d encounter.
In the fourth installment of The Jew-Date Diaries, “Julia” gets some advice from her ima and learns that maybe she’d be looking for the wrong type of guy.
In the third installment of The Jew-Date Diaries , “Rivka” learns that sometimes Mom really does know best.