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Full Name

Sarah Emily Tuttle-Singer

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http://blogs.timesofisrael.com/author/sarah-tuttle-singer/

Bio

Sarah Tuttle-Singer is an LA Expat (reluctantly) growing roots in Israel. She's learning to love being an outsider: After all, the view from the edge is exquisite. Fueled by a double-shot latte, she (over)shares her (mis)adventures across the Internet, including on Kveller.com, Times of Israel, Jezebel, and Offbeat Families. She is dangerous when bored.

Posts by Sarah Emily Tuttle-Singer:

• Oct 5 2012
  Homeless in the Homeland

  “Mama, where are we going?” my daughter asks after I pick her up from gan on the kibbutz. A sudden gust of wind, and her hair dances. “Wind!” my son shrieks from his perch on my shoulders. It’s cold for … Continue reading →

 

• Aug 20 2012
  There Was a Rapist on My Kibbutz

  So once upon a time when we lived in the Big Bad City where police helicopters were more plentiful than stars in the smoggy LA night sky, my ex told me about this magical place where children roam free and … Continue reading →

 

• Jul 31 2012
  A Little Girl Broke My Daughter’s Heart & I’m Mad

  So, I wanted to cut a bitch today. Which isn’t really anything new, except for one thing: This “bitch” was 3 1/2 years old. (Watch the storm clouds roll in, people. It’s about to get real.) It was the end … Continue reading →

 

• Jul 24 2012
  Trying to “Find Myself” at Age 31

  “You’re on the kibbutz a lot these days,” someone said to me during Shabbat dinner in the dining hall. “It’s nice.” It is nice. And it’s true: I am here a lot these days, for two reasons: 1. I’m dating … Continue reading →

 

• Jul 19 2012
  Fifty Books Even Sexier than 50 Shades of Grey

  I don’t like most mainstream porn. I don’t need to see every ingrown hair on an enthusiastically waxed vulva. Skin tags on testicles don’t do it for me. Close ups just aren’t sexy. They leave nothing to the imagination. It’s … Continue reading →

 

• Jun 19 2012
  Jealousy & The Other Woman

  So, it turns out I am a very jealous woman. Case in point: Once upon a star-studded night in Berkeley, just a few short months after we first hooked up, B and I sat on the stoop of my boarding … Continue reading →

 

• Jun 7 2012
  The Kibbutz Isn’t So Bad

  Let’s see… how do I say this without sounding like a total ass? Ok. Fine: I don’t hate the kibbutz. (Anymore.) In fact, I kind of like it. Ever since I left late last year, I’ve come to realize that … Continue reading →

 

• May 29 2012
  My Jewish Abortion

  It’s no secret why frightened looking girls walk into the social worker’s office on the second floor of the Student Health Center at UC Berkeley. And while I sat there, vaguely nauseous and needing to pee (for the third time … Continue reading →

 

• May 9 2012
  My Mother, In the Pictures

  My mom was diagnosed with ovarian cancer in November, 1999.

 

• Apr 30 2012
  What Happens When My Kids Google Me?

  Growing up, my biggest fear was that my parents would embarrass me.

 

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