We are Famous

The Economist has a half page note dated in Kfar Sava about a house meeting in a penthouse. This town always votes for the left and it may be the most liberal in Israel. The speaker was the leader of the Arab United List, and he was received politely, which the Anglo journalist present interpreted as the Jews are joining Arab parties. I blindly believe everything the British press writes, except when they report about things I happen to know personally. I never imagined that the neighbor's house party is important to figure in The Economist. Their home made cakes are vomitable.

I am spending this rainy day writing the Bill of Quantities of the Munier project. No rocket science but requires much concentration. Not a pleasure.