My husband is Jewish. I was fine with that. I had dated an Orthodox Jew (now THAT’S a wild tale for another post) towards the end of college, so it wasn’t anything unfamiliar. (Is it bad if I admit that I’m totally skeeved out by dating Christians?) Sorry, World. I’m not trying to be religion-ist (is that a thing you can be while dating?

Perhaps I’ve gotten a little off track in that last blog post, so back to the topic at hand; which is my new-and-improved pink project 2.0 proposal. (We’re still on a deadline!) I decided since Ivy and I were besties already, and since the spirituality section of my “wheel of my life,” had gotten the lowest score, (3/10), it obviously needed the most attention.

"It sounds like you've finished your project already, now what?" After an alarming emotional clearing session with the fabulous Dana Evans, (what is emotional clearing,? you ask. Well, that seems like a great topic for another blog entry!) I had channeled Ivy, and I mean, I HAD CHANNELED IVY. It was, similar to Whoopi Goldberg channeling Demi Moore in that famous scene from Ghost (that scene is kind-of gross if you think about it.

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