okay

[amelfa]

i'm all good!
when you're concentrated there's so much time in these regular 24 hours!

felix moved to israel at least till the end of the year and this is of no good.
'i thought american jews live in america', i blunder out thoughfully.
'yeah, but they tend to visit israeli relatives from time to time. since you know hebrew i figured you'd know that yourself. was i wrong?', he asked.
'nope, i have relatives there as well. i guess everybody does nowadays', i added.
'yeah. and roots in russia', he said.
'you too?', i was surprised.
'sure! my grandfather was russian. i never got a single chance to meet him thought, but he was russian'.

i want to go for a ride alone and to nowhere. but i don't have a car.
and without a car i don't really feel free. at least in russia. and here in the us.

@темы: the US

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[Olga Bright]

i don't have relatives in israel(
so you know hebrew? wow!)

[amelfa]

but you do have roots in russia)
well, israeli relatives of mine are not really close ones.
my great-grandma, grand-aunt and their families live there.
i haven't even seen them. except for my great-grandma but even that was a long long time ago, so long that i don't remember her at all.
which should probably be a subject to a remedy, but there's always no time and lots of other options..
and as for hebrew - i only know a few phrases and construstions. i can't write, i can't read..
their letters are so gorgeous but these skills seem to be beyond any grasp for me