I have this idea for a cooperative project that I wish to share with you, my two readers; could you please send me a photo or an illustration of the view from your window? The project will be called Windows to the World. Oh, and could you please spread the word?
A superhero kind of day. My dear friend J-low came for a visit wearing these really cool sunglasses that his two young friends, so he said, designed. "Who are they"? I asked, curious, "well, Dolce and Gabbana of course", he replied. Apparently he’s working on a new look, which he calls the babe look.
We had the most wonderful chat, like we always do, and came up with this brilliant business plan and a new venture for me that I will tell you all about later on, when (and if) things will materialize. I brought Daniel to the kindergarten and back and felt lots of sympathy for the people of this city, Tel Aviv. And I met with my neighbor who agreed to run our apartment building now that we’re going away and to model together with her husband and baby-boy for another project that i'm planning, inspired by George Perek’s ' Life: a user's manual' which tells the story of a ten story building in Paris, each chapter used to describe an apartment, its interior and the stories of its inhabitants, both present and past.
I have symapthy
for conceptual art in Tel-Aviv
A city without conception
falling plaster,
sobbing shutter
dead bus
I have symaphy
for the people who struggle in Tel-Aviv
I have sympathy
for the people who persist in Tel-Aviv
I have symapthy
for the people who get excited in Tel-Aviv
A city with no feeling,
a desparate plaster den
a noisy tin swing
I have sympathy
for the people who get desperate in Tel-Aviv
Words: Meir Vieseltier
Music: Shlomo Gronich
I never thought of it like that, but it really is true.
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