I often feel that the older I get, the less I “know.” Sometimes life presents mysteries, and challenges that have me wondering if I know bupkis. When I was younger, I felt that I needed to know everything (even when I didn’t), or at least show others that I did.
For the last few years, I’ve been speaking with people about societal labels, and their impact in all aspects of society. How they breed assumptions, which lead to judgments, separation and polarization.
I always love using Yiddish words and sharing them with others, particularly when I can use them in a sentence, or explain them relative to my personal experience.
All Over the Place is about the intersectionality of life in this unparalleled world in which we now find ourselves, where everything, and everyone, is truly interconnected.