Toxins

Gaza families eat grass as Israel locks border – Times Online

«AS a convoy of blue-and-white United Nations trucks loaded with food waited
last night for Israeli permission to enter Gaza, Jindiya Abu Amra and her
12-year-old daughter went scrounging for the wild grass their family now
lives on.

It all started nine years before in a motel room. In that first embrace was all the fear for the unknown and the terror for B’s actions. But we also could feel a small hope, a sigh for security and affection.
Nine years after it all ended in a motel room. There was also an embrace, this time full of relief for B’s disappearance. Obviously there was much more at stake. They held their breath with the safety found in each other’s arms. In that moment they forgot all about the unknown ahead.
We never heard of them again. But we, who walked alongside for nine years, like to think that they lived happily ever after.