When Life Turned Purple (26 page)

Eva Adar lives in the Land of Israel with her husband and their children of different ages and temperaments. She enjoys reading non-fiction on all sorts of topics in both English and Hebrew, trying to be a better person than she was an hour ago, and going for long walks with her toddler in the Judean Hills of her ancient Homeland, especially when the sun is setting.

While she admits that all that doesn’t sound so exciting on paper, she insists that it is actually a profoundly satisfying and thrilling way to live.

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