It's 10:23 pm. I should be asleep. So should my kids. But due to jetlag, they're awake and therefore so am I. Yay! (Not)
The hard part of making aliyah is leaving your family and friends. The harder part is going back and forth.
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Hi mates, its great piece of writing regarding cultureand completely explained, keep it up all the time.
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