I am not sure you meant this question to be a negative, but I have consciously tried to keep in touch with family and friends, more so as time has gone by. We had a zoom dinner on Erev Rosh Hashanah for 18 friends from the temple before the service. The hardest part of the pandemic for me is not seeing and interacting with friends and family in person. And I think that is true of most of us.
Keeping in Touch as Time Goes By
by Judy B. | September 25, 2020
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