The days between Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur are a time of reflection in so many ways. As we prepare to atone, we are also invited to look honestly at ourselves, consider where we can improve, and think about what…
There are days when I am exhausted and feel like I am being pulled in SO many directions at once. Last weekend, I had the opportunity to get away to Door County with my dad, my kids, my sister and…
Last weekend was one of those weekends that held a little bit of everything. I spent time in Rochester with one of my daughters doing some due diligence on some health concerns, and then headed to Minneapolis to move another…
Summer is coming to an end, and honestly, I cannot believe it. Somehow we are already heading toward fall, everyone is coming back into town, the community is buzzing again, and Rosh Hashanah is right around the corner. Our Rosh Hashanah…
This week has been busy! The community is getting back into the swing of things as summer starts winding down. Kids are coming home from camp — including mine — and somehow we are already talking about school starting again.…
On Monday, we had the incredible honor of catering a beautiful wedding, and I have to admit—weddings are one of my absolute favorite events. There is something so special about being part of a day that celebrates love, family, tradition,…
This week was one of those weeks that reminded me exactly why we opened the café. On Tuesdays, we always enjoy welcoming the Men’s Club before their program. It’s become a regular part of their routine, and we love seeing…
There is an interesting aspect of our business that many people probably do not realize exists. At Mosaic Catering, we work with all different caterers, hotels, restaurants, and venues to provide kosher meals for guests attending larger events. These meals…
Last night I had the pleasure of attending the MJDS Gala. I went to MJDS from K5 through 8th grade. When I first started, we were in the old Emanu-El building by UWM, tucked upstairs. Then we moved into the…
Last week, I had the opportunity to hear Esther Safran Foer speak at a Yom HaShoah program in Washington, DC. Listening to her talk about the work she’s done at Sixth & I—and how she’s built meaningful, creative ways to connect with Jews who hadn’t…
