An oven just like tossed on the side of the yard completely burned.

Pillow, somebody's pillow.

There's a washing machine and what seems to be like a Hanukhya.

What's the single thing you miss most about the kibbut?

Wow.

You know what?

It's something I really miss.

It's to eat dinner.

Salad and cottage and fried egg at my home just normal

evening sitting on the couch watching TV having a space that we all can spend

together to be normal, to feel family.

Now we are like five family members

that live in three hotels' room.

It's really hard.

A barbecue, tons of wires and wood and parts that make a house.

You can still tell that it was paradise.

Hey listeners, it's Mishi.

So the war has been going on for over three months now,

and many of us have settled into some sort of new normal.

I mean, there's obviously fighting and violence,

the hostages, the casualties, in a never-ending stream of bad news.

And then there's also everyday life that in some altered way continues. At least

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