Over the past week we've been running in and out of our safe room, with sirens sounding at all hours of the day and night. To say we're a little sleep deprived would be an understatement. Each time the siren goes off, we rush to the safe room and wait for the all-clear, turning every alert into a 20–30 minute interruption. I've heard loud explosions, and others that were clearly interceptions by the Iron Dome missile defence system. Every one of them is frightening.
Still, we accept this reality because we believe it is necessary to confront a regime that openly seeks destruction - not only of us, but of anyone who stands in its way - and that is willing to sacrifice even its own people to pursue that goal.
I pray that one day we will see true peace in the Middle East.
On the front of the card, I illustrated Eden holding a camera in her hands, highlighting her interest in photography. Beside her, I placed an open book, from which Hebrew letters of various fonts, colours and sizes flow out. I also included the "HIT" logo, along with a large yellow number 26 to mark Eden's age. A red heart, matching the colour of her T-shirt, completes the design.
Eden told me that she loved the card!






12 comments:
Hello Lisa,
The birthday card is perfect, Happy Birthday to Eden.
I hope you stay safe, I would be scared silly. hearing loud explosions. I wish for peace in the world. Have a great day and a happy week ahead.
This war is terrible. I can’t imagine living under the constant threat of destruction. Stay safe, stay well; I hope it will soon be over. Whether there will ever be peace in the Middle East is another matter entirely. I doubt it, frankly.
...be safe and well. Our grandson is an Army medic in the middle east, this situation is affecting lots of us. Wishing you peace.
What a beautiful birthday card you made.
It must be awful to live under constant threat.
I really hope the war ends soon, but I doubt there will ever be peace in the Middle East.
Stay safe.
All the best, Irma
I pray that one day their will be true and lasting peace in the Middle East as well. So sorry you are living with this constant threat overhead but on a more positive note I do love your card. It is a true work of art. I love that each card is like a tiny time capsule for each recipient reminding them of their favorite hobbies or food or life event at that moment in time.
Sending love and hugs. I have seen a bit of the news and it must be terrifying to be living in a war. Stay safe!!
Great card! It is fantastic how you get so much detail into each card!
I always pray for Israel and it's people. For safety and peace. I agree, with you, it had to be done.
Your cards are so detailed. Very good work!
Eden is studying design at Holon Institute, preparing for a creative, productive and exciting future. I wish the country peace and safety so that Eden (and all young people) can achieve their goals.
The card is beautiful. I always pray 🙏 for peace in Israel and the Ukraine. Take good care of yourself and thank you for sharing your creativity.
That card is so thoughtful, reflecting Eden’s love for photography and design—really creative how you brought the Hebrew letters and HIT logo into it.
In the middle of such tough times, it’s beautiful to see you still pouring love into your art.
Wishing Eden a happy 26th, and wishing you strength and peace ahead.
Another fantastic card - the camera and book are amazing! It must be exhausting constantly running to your safe room. Do you sleep in there too? I can't believe what a complete mess Starmer has made of this. When even Blair is criticising him, things must be bad! Stay safe. xx
Good morning 🌻 The paper cutout looks perfect in detail, and I admire the precise edges. Admittedly, some days I am not so lucky, as my hands shake.
I'm sure the birthday boy was very happy about it.
I am definitely delighted about your visit to my blog and the link to MosaicMonday.
Peace on Earth... we hope too ❤️
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