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What would your last meal be?

Organic peanut butter, perfectly ripened pineapple and an aromatic banana on rye bread

How do you start your day on a good note?

Study the daily Parasha with Rabbi Gordon

What are some of your healthy routines?

Do all things in moderation

What catches your eye on every menu?

The vegetarian dishes, especially eggplant

What are your favorite places to travel to?

Destinations aboard cruise ships (New Zealand/Australia)

What won’t you travel without?

My laptop and Kindle

Where do you draw inspiration from?

The TORAH, personal achievement writings, especially my own

What’s your drink?

Espresso

What ingredient do you consider overrated?

I am sure there is one but I cannot think of it at the moment

What ingredient are you convinced makes everything better?

Pepper

Your afternoon snack…

Peanuts

What’s always in your fridge?

Cheese

What’s always in your bag?

I don’t carry a European Shoulder Bag

Your go-to recipe for eating in…

Oven roasted chicken wings

Favorite night of the week and why?

Friday night Shabbat

If you could have a dinner party with five people, living or dead, who would be there?

Abraham, Isaac, Jacob, Napoleon Hill, Donald Trump

From the blog “Cup Of Jo” post titled: ” 9 Crazy Things About New York.”

As a thirtysomething adult with a full-time job, it’s very normal to not have a car, dishwasher or washing machine (and have to trek to the laundromat).

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What would your last meal be?

As much salmon sashimi as I could eat.

How do you start your day on a good note?

Singing in my heart.

What are some of your healthy routines?

Coconut oil pulling & drinking two tablespoons of organic apple cider vinegar in water.

What catches your eye on every menu?

Pasta.

What are your favorite places to travel to?

So many…. favorite city in all the world Rome.

What won’t you travel without?

My makeup & mirror in my carry on.

Where do you draw inspiration from?

Life experiences.

What’s your drink?

All the champagne.

What ingredient do you consider overrated?

Cilantro.

What ingredient are you convinced makes everything better?

Himalayan salt.

Your afternoon snack…

Potato chips.

What’s always in your fridge?

Sambal Oelek.

What’s always in your bag?

Revlon lipstick.

Your go-to recipe for eating in…

Smoked salmon on toasted bread.

Favorite night of the week and why?

All of them – I’m retired.

If you could have a dinner party with five people, living or dead, who would be there?

Amy Winehouse, Katy Holmes, Cate Blanchett, Kate Hudson & Lianne La Havas.

I said to Him:

“Can you believe we have almost been married 30 years!”

And he replied ” Who dat!”

On tumbler this image represented “who dat”

I am soooo close / I can taste victory!

“Now, my late father, alav ha-shalom, didn’t have much Jewish education, but he had enormous emunah [faith],” Sacks continued. “I used to watch him saying Tehillim in the hospital, and I could see him getting stronger. It seemed to me that his mental attitude was ‘I’m leaving this to Hashem. If he sees that it’s time for me to go, then it’s time for me to go. And if he still needs me to do things here, he’ll look after me.’”

“And I adopted exactly that attitude. So on both occasions I felt, if this is the time Hashem needs me up there, thank you very much indeed for my time down here; I’ve enjoyed every day and feel very blessed. And if he wants me to stay and there’s still work for me to do, then he is going to be part of the refu’ah [healing] and I put my trust in him. So there was no test of faith at any point—just these simple moments at which to say, ‘b’yado afkid ruchi’ [‘In his hand, I place my soul’]. That was my thought. And since we say that every day in Adon Olam, I didn’t feel the need to write a book about it. It was for me not a theological dilemma at all.”

“I had faith,” said Sacks, “full stop.”