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Jeremy Parzen

Jeremy Parzen

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Writer, Translator, Editor and Italian food and wine focused, Do Bianchi

Houston

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Sleep , Food , Nutrition , Exercise , Health And Wellness

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hyperlocal

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Total articles 487

  • Yom Kippur prayer. Shanah tovah.

    By Jeremy Parzen| Do Bianchi@ It was the fall of 2007, nearly fifteen years ago this week, when I found myself on a park bench at the La Jolla Cove waiting to go to Yom Kippur services with my family at the same synagogue where I was a bar mitzvah some 27 years prior. I had given my all to my relationship in New York City where I had been living for the previous decade. But it had unraveled irrevocably by that point. I had quit my marketing director job as I tried to focus on my career as a translator and songwriter.

    By Jeremy Parzen · Do Bianchi

    Oct. 04, 2022

  • Shanah tovah (שנה טובה). Parzen family New Year letter.

    By Jeremy Parzen| Do Bianchi@ Let us turn our heads heavenward and, while thanking Him for sparing so much human life, beseech G-d to restore health and well-being to those who are suffering!— Chabad.orgShanah tovah (שנה טובה). Happy new year, everyone. The last year has been a good one for our family — poo, poo, poo!Georgia is enjoying fifth grade, her last at our elementary school. She has really begun to excel in the music program there.

    By Jeremy Parzen · Do Bianchi

    Sep. 23, 2022

  • Yom Kippur prayer. Shanah tovah.

    By Jeremy Parzen| Do Bianchi@ It was the fall of 2007, nearly fifteen years ago this week, when I found myself on a park bench at the La Jolla Cove waiting to go to Yom Kippur services with my family at the same synagogue where I was a bar mitzvah some 27 years prior. I had given my all to my relationship in New York City where I had been living for the previous decade. But it had unraveled irrevocably by that point. I had quit my marketing director job as I tried to focus on my career as a translator and songwriter.

    By Jeremy Parzen · Do Bianchi

    Oct. 04, 2022

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Do Bianchi