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My name is Omer, and I live in Holon, a city near Tel Aviv. Last week my grandfather, Moshe, took me for a walk on our street. He was born on this street in 1960.

Today there is a big supermarket on the corner, and there are two restaurants next to it. Opposite the supermarket there is a bank. Between the bank and the post office there is a small park with a playground.

"When I was a boy, this street was very different," Grandpa said. "There was a small cinema next to the park. There were no big shops, but there was a market every Friday. There weren't many cars, so we played football in the street!"

"Was there a school here?" I asked. "Yes, there was. It was behind the post office. It's still there. It's your school now!" I was surprised. Then we went into the supermarket, and Grandpa bought ice cream for both of us.

My name is Omer, and I live in Holon, a city near Tel Aviv. Last week my grandfather, Moshe, took me for a walk on our street. He was born on this street in 1960.

Today there is a big supermarket on the corner, and there are two restaurants next to it. Opposite the supermarket there is a bank. Between the bank and the post office there is a small park with a playground.

"When I was a boy, this street was very different," Grandpa said. "There was a small cinema next to the park. There were no big shops, but there was a market every Friday. There weren't many cars, so we played football in the street!"

"Was there a school here?" I asked. "Yes, there was. It was behind the post office. It's still there. It's your school now!" I was surprised. Then we went into the supermarket, and Grandpa bought ice cream for both of us.

My name is Omer, and I live in Holon, a city near Tel Aviv. Last week my grandfather, Moshe, took me for a walk on our street. He was born on this street in 1960.

Today there is a big supermarket on the corner, and there are two restaurants next to it. Opposite the supermarket there is a bank. Between the bank and the post office there is a small park with a playground.

"When I was a boy, this street was very different," Grandpa said. "There was a small cinema next to the park. There were no big shops, but there was a market every Friday. There weren't many cars, so we played football in the street!"

"Was there a school here?" I asked. "Yes, there was. It was behind the post office. It's still there. It's your school now!" I was surprised. Then we went into the supermarket, and Grandpa bought ice cream for both of us.