Drat and double drat.
I have failed technology and technology has failed me. I was in the middle (and oh so close to the end) of a blog post and didn’t hit “save draft” and it didn’t auto-save, so here I go again.
Rebekah has come a long way from Florida to become a reporter. She insists that her need to begin her career in the toughest place to find a job doing that has nothing to do with her mother.
While she tries to convince herself how much of this do you buy?
Not only is she conflicted about her reasoning for heading to NY, but she manages to come in contact with many who, like her mother, have questioned Hasidic tenants and practices.
In a community that requires strict adherence to traditional beliefs Rebekah manages to find herself surrounded by those who are questioning. How easy do you think it would actually be to, as an outsider, quickly connect with such individuals. Did Rebekah’s story ring true?
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