ON THE BACK BURNER

I am not taking this lightly, but it has been nice hearing from so many caring family and friends. I can understand why one could be reluctant to leave their homes, even when everyone around them is in a frenzy. This makes me even more in awe of people who have left everything they held dear and immigrated to a completely different country, different culture,different language. How brave they were. And are. I always thought that I would be the first to leave if I sensed a political overthrow. Seeing that I am still sitting in my living room as a category 5 storm is on the horizon.. would I go. I am staying because I really have a gut feeling, that we will not get a direct hit, but wind and rain. Maybe I will be wrong, I hope not. Anyway, we have been invited to Shabbat dinner tonight with friends, and I don't want to miss it.

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01.12 | 14:15

Safe travels. See you soon. sally

04.07 | 12:10

I read the last page first too. It’s a family curse.

22.05 | 12:38

so glad youre here mom!

29.08 | 17:45

Don't quite know how this got to me but it was on the top line of my computer (not in email) But I really enjoyed it. I truly admire you.