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Sarah Curtin
Hi, I'm Sarah. I'm 26, and I'm a social worker, which translates into getting paid to save the world (or something like that). I like slip-on vans, being able to wear flip-flops even in the winter, super silky-soft sheets, costume parties, and funny tan lines. It makes me sad that you can't see the stars in LA, NY, or any big city. In my world summer is for beach bonfires; winter is for snowboarding. I don't mind a little sand in my sheets. I love dark chocolate, any food involving cheese, and watching sunsets while camping. I can't resist the temptation of a true Mexican taqueria, nor the urge to dance whenever there is music on...
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Kiki Fabian
Hola! I’m Kiki, one of the newest residents at Moishe House SF and super happy to be here! I’m originally from San Diego, love Mexican food, beaches, fruits, museums and swing sets. I’m a big fan of bridges and large bodies of water, so I think SF works well for me. I like reading a lot, and could happily spend several hours in one of the awesome local used book stores. I want to be a doctor when I grow up so I’m currently hitting the books pretty hard, but I’ve still got lots of time to explore all the fun stuff going down in city- especially all the parks!
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Dan Rader
My name is Dan Rader and I am originally an East Coast Jew from Philadelphia. My family is from Northern New Jersey (West Orange/Livingston) and my ancestors were from Romania, Poland and Russia. I like comic books, geeky t-shirts, music and art. I went to school in NYC at NYU and lived in the Village, Downtown/Financial District and Brooklyn in the 7 years I spent in NYC. I have worked in Eductional Technology, Non-Profit Media, PR and most recently in Photography. I also love to travel, have been to at least 25 different States and over a dozen countries. I also love me some Matzo Ball soup, BBQ Chicken Pizza, Pastrami on Rye and anything Italian/Jewish.
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Ariel Raz
Ariel Moses Raz was born in January of 1986 in the holy city of Jerusalem. Immediately after his birth he was placed in a wicker basket by his brother and sister and sent traveling on a treacherous transatlantic voyage against the Gulf drift, leading him through through the Panama canal and up the North American coast until he was finally found at the age of five by an Israeli couple of Neo-Marxist Christian Scientists, and raised in the quaint suburban town of Del Mar California on a diet of hummus and corn meal. Thus, at a critical nascent age he was serendipitously re-connected with his lost roots, allowing him to grow up cooking exotic Middle-Eastern foods and with a fluent yet illiterate understanding of contemporary Hebrew. He remained in Del Mar for his adolescence and teenage years up to the time he left for college. Now he works on the news.
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