Other people's troubles

Or why I love BlogLand.

Quiet now and it is possible to live in the illusion that this is how it will be for a long time and in the meantime to immerse myself in this book I read about it in Blogland, I ordered it at an English site and without a shipping fee it cost a quarter of the price of each book here, (shipping was free).

Tomorrow is another day

Television worked all day, things repeated, alarms in Tel Aviv and places they thought they were far from the missile range. There really is no safe place. It's all about luck. The children are happy that there is no school tomorrow, again, and they all sleep together in the sheltered room.

Tomorrow is another day.

No school today

And again they stay at home because they must be close to the protected space. The room in a house that is protected from rocket fire. I am 30 km away and can hear the explosions of the Iron Dome. 50 missiles this morning

The pictures are not from today, but it is the same situation the orange stripes tell us where there is an alarm in real-time.

R.I.P Edmund the cat

Airport

I'm not going anywhere. Sometimes I find myself in the late hours of the night waiting for a family member to come home, I'm the driver and I'm glad no one noticed I'm older than I ever was and still asking me to come pick them up at the airport at odd hours, it definitely keeps me younger.

Times are changing

הוסף the olive tree כיתוב

• Cat Edmund seems to be having trouble jumping on the roofs in the future, getting older and starting to lose balance as he walks, tomorrow I will consult with the veterinarian, and I hope this is not one of the scary things that Google tells us when looking /for  cat equilibrium".

Fire

In recent years the fire has been stronger than ever, and quite a few houses were set on fire in the area near here. On Wednesday, two nearby communities were evacuated from their homes, and that is  what I saw when I returned from the hair dresser.