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Dear de outgoing (pardon the pun) government!
I’m part of this growing army of citizens, now still mostly pensioners, who are doubly vaccinated. We sat at home for 10 long months. Solitary confinement. We have not suffered as much as many younger people because we have the years, wisdom, and calmness to put such things into perspective. After being alive for so many years, with hopefully many more to follow, for one year staying put wasn’t that bad. But now!
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It was Purim in Jerusalem that I decided that being outside is too dangerous because of the coronavirus epidemic. And this week, the day before Tu Bishvat, I had my vaccination (four and one week ago) and I’m free to walk the streets, go shopping, go to meetings, have guests, hug people, travel to Tel Aviv, and be singing in the rain (hopefully still).