As I am surrounded by so many young and blooming Team Members, it is high time to publish this unconventional love story.

If something shouldn't be subservient to conventions but to the rule of the heart, that's love.

Tonight is Lag Ba'Omer, the 33rd night after Passover, the only day allowed for marriages, according to the Jewish religion - probably because at the ancient times summer meant harvest and no time for anything else.

Nowadays it is the night of bonfires. Luckily doors are made now of metal, otherwise the kids will take yours out of the hinges...

Imagine yourself at your own bonfire, reading. Light and warmth:

...Dorn stands at the sink in his house washing dishes, arranges them in the machine, turns his face to the table for a moment: "You don't have to be afraid of fear, Anna. Fear engulfs our souls." read on... 

  directly from the Hebrew.
Go visit, you fortunate to master Russian! 

  At BlogShares, indeed.

I had no idea, until I stumbled upon the xping blog, at the April 23, 2005 post.

Among the top 100 authors on the market, we come #21!

Along with it comes a long evaluation of the translation pages and the links to your own blogs.

Listen, these guys are serious.
If only the Wall (including the Wall here) was as seriously funny as them. 

  What a nice surprise!
This post was published in the original Hebrew at an activist site in Israel last week.
The day before yesterday I got a most friendly e-mail by Sol Salbe from Australia, in which he's telling me he's just translated (most sensitively!) my article and posted it on the Jewish Democrats site. I'm waiting for a link, yet since this friendly gift of translation has just fallen out of the blogospheric sky - I'm rushing to publish it right away at our Commentary pages. Read on, pass it on....