Sorry for the Beatles reference...
Tomorrow we head for an interview with the Jewish Agency. After much back and forth, they told us to come in without the problematic apostille, and that well figure things out from there.
We also found a licensed rabbi to sign the marriage certificate, which we will take care of tonight. Slowly, the last of the paperwork is being resolved. It is exciting to know that we're finally getting somewhere.
Pesach has come and gone, and this will be the last time (hopefully) that we have two sedarim. It was cold, blustery, rainy, and bleak outside this chag - that should be a last time, too.
Now the nitty-gritty of where to live and job hunting is making its way into our lives - there are so many options, technically, though in our experience of them there seem to be none. Not having the clarity of where we want to go, and how we will earn a living, is a bit crushing. Sometimes I wonder if others have had to go through this, and how they coped. Other times I realize this is something that all people go through at some time or another (job hunting, school choosing, moving, etc) and that the human race is still around and doing okay. I guess it's a day by day kind of thing.
But the sun coming out is nice. May it be a portent of things to come.
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