One of the Jewish traditions I’ve carried with me is having a mezuzah on my door. Your invitation reminded me of the small but meaningful act of touching it as I pass through—a quiet moment of honoring, a sign of respect, a gesture of blessing.
It’s something I’ve always done almost instinctively, but now, as I walk through the doorway, I’ll carry a new blessing with me-keeping Spike and your message in mind.
Dear Ian, I loved this and our time together yesterday too. Dave and I camped for 40 years and loved it. Now do cabins. This was terrific and so appreciate your perspective on folks without a home. Saw my Iranian born dentist today. Been American for 40 years but worries that he might get deported. So yes prayers for us all and you too. Love Mickie🙏
One of the Jewish traditions I’ve carried with me is having a mezuzah on my door. Your invitation reminded me of the small but meaningful act of touching it as I pass through—a quiet moment of honoring, a sign of respect, a gesture of blessing.
It’s something I’ve always done almost instinctively, but now, as I walk through the doorway, I’ll carry a new blessing with me-keeping Spike and your message in mind.
The mezuzah! Yes, I hadn't made that connection but it's exactly that - slowing down enough to acknowledge the blessing we've been given. Thank you.
This gives me a new appreciation for my home as I touch that entry door handle. Thank you, Ian.
Thanks Barbara. I'm so glad it connected with you!
Dear Ian, I loved this and our time together yesterday too. Dave and I camped for 40 years and loved it. Now do cabins. This was terrific and so appreciate your perspective on folks without a home. Saw my Iranian born dentist today. Been American for 40 years but worries that he might get deported. So yes prayers for us all and you too. Love Mickie🙏
Thanks Mickie. Yes, so many of us live in insulated bubbles and take for granted what so many don't have.