Talked we will still be uncovering so much talking about refugees and we will talk a little bit about that. Thank you so much. So my book is that is not what i expected this and the reason its not what they expected because it tries to do other things and to tell and intimate history. Just of my life and relationships with other people. With a very intimate introduction and it is an introduction about my life. s i will just jump in and then we can talk some more. My parents and siblings and my grandmother. A thin woman with thin skin and sharp blue eyes like my father he had been separated from his mother during the war and then came to israel years later and moved in with him and then with my mother and him and then with all of us. As long as i could remember in 1981 she lived in the room off of the kitchen. We did not speak much to her she spoke little to us or in general spending weeks listening to the radio. My mother who cooks for her and washes her close resented her. My father w
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