Before we set off for the European adventure, our last two days in Tel Aviv were, naturally, packed with events. Beginning with Wednesday, things were great: we caught up with Felicia Schwartz who was in town on the last day of her recent visit to Israel. It was great to see Felicia and she seemed well and happy.Thursday morning David flew to Germany and I was scheduled to join him early the next morning, flying out late that night. Now, what happens when David leaves for an international destination early and I am still at home? Something bad, always. So we had our first Kafkaesque experience with an Israeli bank, with me having to battle the thorny landscape of this absurdist drama in Hebrew (ouch!) and ringing David in Berlin with updates. Details are unpleasant and unnecessary.
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