
Regina Brett
Columnist at Cleveland Jewish News
Author of Little Detours & Spiritual Adventures, God Never Blinks, Be the Miracle, God is Always Hiring & those 50 life lessons. Columnist @ Clev Jewish News
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1 week ago |
clevelandjewishnews.com | Regina Brett
Just days before the summer solstice kicked off the season, we lost two musical geniuses. Sly Stone and Brian Wilson gave us the soundtrack to summer. Their music was as hot as the sun as we fumbled with the dial on dinky transistor radios on blankets in the backyard or towels by the pool covered in baby oil to work on our tans as we tried to find and follow the beat between the static of local stations.
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2 weeks ago |
clevelandjewishnews.com | Regina Brett
Every day I pull into my garage, Dad says hello. He’s been gone since 1999, but his yellow hard hat glows like the sun he once was in my life. A sun that both warmed me and burned me. All these years later, the best of him still reaches me and melts my heart. His garage was his sacred space. Now my garage is.
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3 weeks ago |
reginabrett.substack.com | Regina Brett
It all started with a phone call. And 90 years later, the calls for help haven’t stopped. Little Detours with Regina Brett is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber. Alcoholics Anonymous turns 90 years old on June 10, 2025.
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3 weeks ago |
clevelandjewishnews.com | Regina Brett
I just put a down payment on my final home. I have no idea when I’m moving in. My hope is decades from now, since it’s where I will be spending eternity. When my marriage ended, I was left with so many details to sort out. The “til death do us part” ended before we died, so I’m flying solo to figure out my final resting place. We always talked about buying cemetery plots but never did. Should we end up in the Jewish cemetery where his mother is buried?
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1 month ago |
clevelandjewishnews.com | Regina Brett
Words are power. That’s why so many people throughout history have burned and banned books. It’s still going on. In April a man walked into the Cuyahoga County Public Library’s Beachwood branch at 25501 Shaker Blvd. and applied for a library card. He checked out 50 books on topics including Jewish history, African American history and LGBTQ issues. He came back a few days later and borrowed 50 more books. He told a librarian his son was in the LGBTQ community.
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