Kveller: Getting Back to 'Normal' Is Far More Fraught Than I Thought it Would Be

Two people bump elbows in greeting, one wearing a maroon top and the other a yellow polka-dot blouse, with sheer curtains and a window in the background.
Two people wearing yellow and purple tops bump elbows in greeting near a sunlit window, a gesture of pandemic-era social distancing etiquette.
Title
Kveller: Getting Back to 'Normal' Is Far More Fraught Than I Thought it Would Be
Description
Jamie Beth Cohen talks about the sudden change in rules in March 2020 and how she and her children had to adjust their lives to these new rules. Their family took on "siyag la-Torah" which is the idea of creating rules to keep from breaking other rules. Now, with shifting guidelines, she revisits this concept.
Date Created
April 29, 2021
Language
English