MORE PULPIT NON-FICTION

[A side note: From here on in, can I just title every post either "Pulp Fiction," "Pulpit Non-Fiction" or the (yet unused) "Pulpit Fiction"? Maybe I'll make it my personal challenge for the week.]

I found this site originally through Bloghead, and Chayyei Sarah blogged about it this morning. I cannot agree more--I almost never take the time to just recommend a new blog, but I think Renegade Rebbetzin's worthy of the exception. She blogs all the mishugas (craziness) of being a rabbi's wife. Shul politics, juggling family with communal responsibility, and personal challenges and reflections. My grandmother was a rebbetzin, some of my best friends are rebbetzins. This is a little window into a world that few people think about on a regular basis.

"RenReb..." (as Sarah dubbed you) I'll be visiting.

MORE PULPIT NON-FICTION

[A side note: From here on in, can I just title every post either "Pulp Fiction," "Pulpit Non-Fiction" or the (yet unused) "Pulpit Fiction"? Maybe I'll make it my personal challenge for the week.]

I found this site originally through Bloghead, and Chayyei Sarah blogged about it this morning. I cannot agree more--I almost never take the time to just recommend a new blog, but I think Renegade Rebbetzin's worthy of the exception. She blogs all the mishugas (craziness) of being a rabbi's wife. Shul politics, juggling family with communal responsibility, and personal challenges and reflections. My grandmother was a rebbetzin, some of my best friends are rebbetzins. This is a little window into a world that few people think about on a regular basis.

"RenReb..." (as Sarah dubbed you) I'll be visiting.