Shabbat In The Pub

Ann Goldberg

12 Tammuz 5773 – June 19, 2013

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“My mother’s mother. Why?”

Shelly sighed. “Cancel the morning coffee,” she said, settling down to what looked like a long evening of explanations.

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Ann Goldberg

Ann Goldberg and her family made aliyah from the UK over 30 years ago and live in Jerusalem. She is a web content writer and writing coach and runs writing workshops and e-mail courses. For more information visit anngoldbergwriting.com.