Monday, March 2, 2009
Helping Dongsa move
Yesterday, I helped my Dongsa move. We met one of the tenants in the new building, Ya'el. By the name, I asked if she was Israeli. She was, and explained that she's lived in a lot of places. LA was shallow; she hated Phoenix. And we talked about Israeli politics. She's pretty close to Meretz. However, last time she voted - and she said she was proven right about this, though she was also clearly a little embarrased about it - she voted for Begin. Her thinking, Israeli thinking at the time as she characterized it, was that only a real hardliner could make concessions for peace work. That said, she's really upset by the current government. But when I said I hoped it wouldn't last two years, she said confidently that it wouldn't even last that long.
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I'm curious - what is a Dongsa?
Literally, sister's husband in Korean. In my case, my wife's sister's husband.
While my Chujae, sister-in-law, was across the street at the park with my adorable, 2-year-old niece.
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