A man with a cat as a hat

6:10 out of work.

I walk down 5th ave and the flatiron.

Somewhere around J.Crew, there is a guy walking with a cat on his head. A tall man, must be in his 40's with a cat sitting calmly on his head. but then, just behind me, a younger catless guy walks up to the first asking the tall mad hatter for directions to the Madison square park.
When I don't feel that I'm leaving in a madhouse, I do feel like I'm in an endless fashion show, walking around these gorgeous girls and boys, in a forest of heels and legs, perfectly dressed and accessorized, but this was a whole different kind of cat-walk.

It was one of those moments where you expect the director to shout "cut" and walk out from around the corner. It's one of those magic moments, that seam to happen to me only here, in the capital of craziness, that I witness those beautiful absurd spectacles, as if they were created for no other reasons than to show you how sane you really are sometimes, or better yet - how it's totally okay not to be.

Hallelujah! I am blogging

So I finally gathered the courage to share my diary with the rest of the virtual universe and become a part of this bizzarre blogosphere. I needed my own space. Unlike twittering - this is something I wanted to do for years.
I don't know if my life are much more interesting or worthy of sharing but if nothing else - this could be the mass email I never write anymore, a weekly update, hopefully it will be wonderful.
And yea, it will be in English. Ba'asa.
But, other than poor grammar and banal observations, there will be exclusive pictures and private random thoughts, news, very interesting links and everything that all of us love and appreciate between Tel Aviv and New York.
Join now before it will get too commercial and crowded,
Yalla, here we go.