Julie Levine Julie Levine is a writer who lives in San Francisco. Recent Stories Dec 14, 2020 As I exit J., here is what I’ve learned about everything Nov 18, 2020 My much-needed, spontaneous pandemic chill-out Oct 27, 2020 It all turned out fine, so it looks like my worrying worked Sep 25, 2020 The new normal is not normal, but the kids seem all right Sep 16, 2020 My favorite family dishes are an anchor in turbulent times Aug 3, 2020 Here’s everything I haven’t done during the pandemic Jul 9, 2020 Will there ever be another family summer like this one? Jun 10, 2020 Jewish community has been a lifeline to me as a mother. It’s time to return the favor. May 6, 2020 From the precipice of an empty nest to four under one roof Apr 3, 2020 Our isolation has rekindled my motherly ways — and I like it Mar 24, 2020 Trading a frazzled Shabbat for one that makes me grateful Feb 27, 2020 After my daughter left for college, why did things fall apart? Jan 7, 2020 I couldn’t have done it without my fellow moms Dec 23, 2019 Lessons learned when I was pregnant and fate dealt me a scary hand Nov 21, 2019 My kids are almost all grown-up, but my love for them still blooms in the kitchen Oct 29, 2019 My grandpa’s story of survival in Ukraine is our story, too Sep 24, 2019 My daughter started college, and I’m back at Mommy 101 Sep 9, 2019 Apples and honey, back-to-school, and pressing reset Aug 5, 2019 Our family mitzvah: picking fresh produce for those in need Jul 8, 2019 I taught my kids everything I know. Except for the stuff they taught me. Next Page
