Yellow shines cool passion; an unspeakable calm. Yellow is the light breeze, caressing the world gently and comfortingly. Yellow is full, and warm, and lustrous; yellow is a smile, vibrant and tender. Yellow is bold heat, yet soft and sensitive. … Continue reading
The dress of a shadow, draped in eerie black, Swings by back and forth, like an empty sack. The world’s in deep slumber and the air is quite still, But the moon is awake, vibrant aloft the hill. Despite the … Continue reading
Like animals we attack, and like animals we think, The blood and the tears of others we drink. With bursts of rage, and wars of beasts, That will later be celebrated over delightful feasts. The paths that we take, and … Continue reading
I would like to start by saying that I miss you all very much and would be very happy to have you all back at home at least for a while. As I was thinking about it I came to … Continue reading
A Poem about my Grandmother In the burning flames of the fireplace, I see my grandma’s warm face, And I yearn to feel her secure embrace. I wistfully stare outside the window frame, Gazing at the incessant rain, And long … Continue reading
Hello Girls, For the first time in months Suma was up and about without having to be awakened. Its a shame that it happened at 05:30 in the morning. She was looking for you to say goodbye. Without opening the … Continue reading
Sorry I was ten days late. There were a few left overs that I had to take care of before I left. As this might sound like a feeble excuse I felt compelled to put it in writing… July 24th … Continue reading
Read as Google Doc Dear Galyupe,
So it finally happened. One of these phone calls you hope will never come. Anyway now we’re dealing with it. The good news is that staying at home with the kids is much easier than staying home alone. It’s amazing … Continue reading
As you recall we had a forth child – Amitai. As time goes by it becomes more and more obvious that the theory about the fourth child being independent was conceived by people who never had any children. Either that … Continue reading
Winter has melted into spring, a child was born, Daniel has completed his first year in kindergarten Tal has finished first grade Yeela turned nine and I haven’t written a word. Oh well I guess that at my age (almost … Continue reading
We are vigorously preparing for Gallia’s parents arrival. I’m strengthening the ‘Succah’ which we haven’t completely dismantled since Succot, so they have where to stay, and Gallia is feverishly rehearsing every day situations, repeatedly mumbling the calming phrases she intends … Continue reading
It’s time to document the past several months. Let’s start from the latest news and work our way back as far as I can remember reliably. We spent the past week in Washington DC. We didn’t plan the trip but … Continue reading