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Confined to her bed, this lamp was the only Canadian view she could see. It reminded her of a jellyfish, which reminded her of the Tel Aviv seashore, a memory which brought tears to her eyes. “I AM a soap opera heroine”, she thought, surprised. All these years she thought she was over-melodramatic.
She smiled faintly, and closed her eyes.
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Sebastian Haffner: Defying Hitler: A Memoir
A VERY important book. Autobiographical notes written by an Aryan German describing the rise of Nazism from a (seemingly) insider’s point of view. An incredible insight into the nature of us, humans, that raises countless questions. Would we resist too?
Marjane Satrapi : Persepolis : The Story of a Childhood
A wonderful autobiographical graphic novel about growing up in Iran during the Islamic revolution. Reading it was a unique experience for me.
W. G. Sebald: Austerlitz
A masterpiece.
Shalom Hadas... Just found you through Photo Friday, and stayed for a while to read your story. Very familiar, though different from mine. I'm another israeli girl who lives in Canada (Calgary, Alberta) for the last 5.5 years. If you feel like talking, use my E-mail :-)) Good luck with the move.
Posted by: Lorien | December 18, 2004 at 11:08 AM
hi
i see you're making new friends in canada all ready ;-)
great
this blog is really paying off all the hard work now .
keep in touch
nimrod
Posted by: nim | December 18, 2004 at 01:03 PM
Hi there
hope youre feeling better!
just finished a computerized test and they will not let me out of the room so i wont tell the answers to the next group, so im doing my best to "kill time"
love
dror
p.s we demand pictures of the "pushtack"
Posted by: dror | December 19, 2004 at 02:31 AM
clusture of comments: first: As Daniel as I, the gap between us is BILTY NITPAS. Aspecialy, with all this connecting-people devices. Seckond: I see that the reminded girl could look at her self from the out side, and find her true self. Send her my regurdes! third: Gili is back, but I'm not thinking about it at all!
Posted by: j | December 20, 2004 at 04:18 PM