Hi,
The thought how are their life under war, that was a thought that crossed my mind several months after the war between Ukraine and Russia had begun.
I do not need to think about how they are living there, as we are in the same situation here as well.
Basically – we are required to be close to a protected area. In a time frame of 10 minutes in which when you get a pre-alert or cell broadcast alert – you can get to protected space. Meaning now running outside (unless you have shelters along the way) and no hiking outside.
We have to keep working, Atzva and I, as we are both considered necessary workers. Meaning we have (or wish at least) to be in the office.
The kids have no school or kindergarten (as the education system is closed), and we need to teach them or help them to get in to the 3 hours of Zoom they have in the morning. In the rest of the day we need to entertain them and keep them busy.
As we need to work and to be with the kids we have shifts: morning shift, afternoon shift and the time we are both working at night. While we do try to exercise.
It like you take your extra stressful life you have, and add a layer of war on top of it…
Take Care
Gad
Tel Aviv Light Railway Bialik Station that is now used as a shelter, hosts some activities during the days.
The location of an interception fragment that hit a building behind our house, and luckily did not smashed my car window.
A location of an hit of an interception fragment in Ayalon Highway
Mindal and Dub are in Zoom meeting try to learn some mathematics
Our school shelter full of families who just set camping tents for a bit of privacy