Shana Tova!

It has been so long and I hope you all pardon me for replacing my emails with my presence in America (I like to think I am equally entertaining in person). It has been such a wonderful trip and I am so happy I got to see so many of you and catch up on what is going on in your lives! (I have also found it much easier to avoid repeating the same stories as you all have already read them in my emails).
I am still in the States for a few more days, partying it up in the mary land but I wanted to send out a quick word before the Jewish New Year. I personally feel very much on the brink of something new and exciting, a whole new adventure that I am only slightly terrified of. I dont really know much about it or what will come in the next year, but I am ok with that. I know so many of you are going through what I have deemed the pre-life crisis and the coming year is full of uncertainties and worries. And those of you who didnt just graduate into the highest unemployment rate among college grads since 1982 are probably facing uncertainties and worries of your own.
I wish you all a new year where those uncertainties become more eye opening, if not more clear. Where those worries become less prevalent if not less present. Where nervousness becomes excitement and strangers become friends. May you embrace whatever changes life is throwing at you and find happiness in every aspect of your life. And of course may you stay safe and healthy and not contract swine flu.