Cancel culture is the new black
Despite my biography, I have never considered myself to be a victim of my life circumstances or a victim of the social systems that have impacted me one way or another.
Coronavirus Diaries
On toilet paper
“Have you ever thought about why none of the science fiction books have toilet paper?,” my neighbor asked me.
Falling and rising
Even in normal times, in the runup to a flight to Israel, I feel bifurcated between the two countries, not really present in either.
Lagging behind
The time difference between NY and Israel is much greater than 7 hours, it is the difference between who I was and who I am today.
Suspending reality
The world is more familiar and the nightmares have become less frequent, but the borders that separate reality and dreams are still very much blurred.
On liberty
Precisely because I live in a small country, my desire to dress up has always been very high.
Bidding farewell to your own death
For the past 40 years I have developed clear inner strength, which is the mental ability to withstand difficult situations in life without having to suffer continued damage.
A table of one's own
This week D. asked me why I find it so easy to write on things that are foreign to me, but have a hard time writing on things that are dear to me and so familiar.
Like a deer
Now that the fear has receded a bit, the two months that have passed have reminded us of Zvi’s nice parts, and now we all envy him for being a superhero with antibodies.
On Book Week
Year after year, I go there, and always meet people who read, who are also quite the characters. Jerusalem is full of such people.