I know, I know, it's about time I start posting...So..O.K..I am a very shy person..Here we go....In the beginning, I'll say a huge "thank you" to Katherine for inviting me here and another equally big "thanks" to the other members, for having me here.
Now, the hard bit...something about myself...where to start? I was born in Romania 44 years ago and I am currently living in Israel (long story, another time). I am a former journalist that tried to be an English teacher (in Israel) and failed with flying colors! I am currently a staying at home mum, and of course, I am called "imaaaaaaaa" (mother in Hebrew) by my three years old baby-girl Maya and my 24 years old son, Darie.
Back in Romania, in my glorious days as a journalist I published a book, a traveling/history/personal experiences type about Israel. It is called "Between the Central Bus Station and The Wailing Wall". But that was a long time ago, in another life...Now, I am working at a big, secret project, a fiction book, and it is really big for me as I attempt to write it in English...I am training my hand in writing here: http://aloneinholyland.blogspot.com/ where I watch my life unfolding before my eyes, where I can go and live among my memories from time to time...
That is for now...I'll be back soon. now I have to go to take Maya from the kindergarten. So glad to be here!
5 comments:
Dear Ramona,
I'm so glad and we are so lucky to have you!!! Looking forward to reading more. Peace to you, Kathy
Hi Ramona! Nice to see you on Writers Rising- look forward to more from you - sharni
Welcome Ramona. and glad to see you sharing your journey with us. I loved your post on winter. All the best to you, Marilyn
Hi Ramona- your secret project sounds intriguing. I notice a huge age gap between your children- that must be interesting!
Thank you for your warm welcome!
Heather - there is a 20 years gap between my children and believe me, having Maya it was by far the best thing I've done the past 4 years. Motherhood at 44 is different from what it was at 24. Still, the kids love each other very much and Maya is very proud of her big brother.
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