It is sad to think this is my last month living in a Moishe House, but friends have been supportive and tell me I need to face the facts and just enjoy it while I have it. I will be moving out in June to get a place with my sweetie. I visited MHSF yesterday and am sad Aaron and Maia weren't home, but it was great to see Isaac and meet the mysterious 4th roommate, Dave. He is tall, but despite his height is actually quite nice. I became a Warriors fan just listening to him speak of the wondrous playoff run they are having so far. I helped Dave and Isaac shop at Goodwill for their MH softball showdown game where the business casual SF house was playing the east bay dressed as "80s golf." Too bad my flight prohibited me from seeing the game...
In other news, look out for me to be quoted in an article in the Jewish Transcrpt (www.jta.org) tomorrow, as I was interviews by a reporter while attending the national meeting and conference for Jewish Voice for Peace, a Jewish activist group I have been involved with this year. The reporter was intrigued with me for wearing tzitzit while at a conference opposing the Israeli occupation (we can debate this subject later, but in the meantime, check out the article).
Meanwhile, today is May Day and I am about to head to the Seattle Center to participate in a rally for immigrant rights.
I appreciate my roommates, Norah and Jonathan for treating me like family here in Seattle. As I leave their house at the end of the month, it will be sad, but not the end. Peace and love, D
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