My wife has been on the road a lot in the past two weeks. Last week, I was home alone with the kids; our part-time nanny was on vacation. So it was just me.
Maybe this won't impress the moms, who handle the complex multi-tasking of work and family on a regular basis, but I managed to keep all three of the kids happy and healthy and on time, while also doing my own work, exercise, etc.
This week, the nanny is back, so I have a much easier task. But it's still busy.
And you know what? It's the best kind of busy. My kids are incredible, we live in a beautiful place, and my work is flexible enough to allow me to balance things.
When I feel I should be doing more, or traveling more, or achieving more, I am reminded that few fathers have the luxury of being able to participate this fully in the daily routines of raising their kids. I miss them when I'm not with them.
I'm grateful for my job and for the work I am able to do, and for the partnership of the most incredible wife in the world, who has exceeded my wildest dreams.
Joel, what is your thoughts about South Africans currently seeking asylum in the USA? Do you think we ( they) have a realistic chance of receiving asylum? I have substantial amount of evidence of persecution, even a ANC letter stating “ they don’t condemn the violence by their comrades”. I saw your recent interviews and just starting to watch and read your posts on X. Would love to hear your thoughts on this. Thanks
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Hello to all...
It's my 48th birthday on Friday. I realize I've once again managed to do the Torah portion of the week at the wrong time (i.e. last week's portion turned out to be this week's portion). So let me try a different tack.
What a crazy year it's been. In some ways it has been the best year of my life. I put almost all of my self-published e-books on Audible, and one of them -- on Zionism -- will be coming out in print in the fall. I traveled to Israel several times and had incredible experiences. My wife gave birth to a robust baby boy. I'm in the best shape I've ever been in; I've lost 25 lbs. since November. And Trump won the election, again -- which, to me, is an amazing miracle.
But perhaps you know the rest -- the neighborhood destroyed by fire, the home still standing but inaccessible, the frequent moves around L.A., which I have discovered is largely unlivable outside my old Pacific Palisades town.
My wife has moved to D.C. with our baby, ahead of the rest of us. She's the ...
