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On the Balcony
BACK HOME IN NYC!!!
Flight back to NYC completely uneventful. Just my opinion here -- the US can learn a lot from Israeli security.
My Big Adventure
On the Balcony
I am finally having my semester abroad! Three months in Israel with side trips to Jordan, Petra, Egypt and wherever else the sand blows me. Along the way I will be blogging and posting pictures here of my adventures big and small!
PLEASE feel free to comment & become a follower too. (click top left after the "blogger" box or below - under the list of blogs) Also CLICK on any of the photos if you would like to enlarge them.
PLEASE feel free to comment & become a follower too. (click top left after the "blogger" box or below - under the list of blogs) Also CLICK on any of the photos if you would like to enlarge them.
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- The Man in the White Sharkskin Suit
- The Sphinx and the Giza Pyramids
- Can you believe my mother???
- Saqqara- Home of the Step Pyramid
- Rain!!! Rain!!!! So MUCH Rain....
- Ramessess II
- What an amazing place --
- OMG!! it is really out there!
- We are off!!
- Rabin Memorial
- Back to the Market....
- The Gas Delivery
- Happy Birthday Mom!!
- One more thing...
- A Day at the Beach: Last Days of Summer!
- A Trip to the Karmel Market
- Mini Bus: The Passing of the Shekels
- Word Search and Coffee Update
- Inside Out: The Views from the Apartment
- Back from Class!
- 20th Century Israeli Art
- A break from the Political... a new hair cut!
- In case you missed this... Roger Cohen's Op Ed
- A Day in Jaffa (Yaffo):
- Jaffa- The Old Port
- One more thing...
- Musings on the Names of the Days of the Week
- A Typical Bauhaus Building and Juice Bar
- A trip to the Tel Aviv Museum
- Grapefruit, Lemon and Pomegranate trees planted on...
- Dinner was Amazing --
- Dinner in Yaffo Tonight, after first Hebrew lesson...
- The View from my Terrace: No, it's not Miami!
- The End of the Holidays
- Physicians for Human Rights
- Back to class
- Shabbat in Oz
- Initation 3: Yoga!
- Initiation 2: The Apartment
- Initiation 1: Morning Coffee
- So Far, So Good
- Map
- Getting Ready!
- It's About Time
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2 comments:
Good insight. I am now studying Spatial Issues and one is how we divide ourselves up by belief systems, race, sex and even age. The book also mentions how the countries of the Middle East were mapped by foreign nations -- lines drawn in the sand by the British, French, US, etc. that have very little to do with the people who live within those lines. An aggravating factor.
You bettcha! (as SP would say!)
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