Monthly Archives: January 2007

City feature: Tel Aviv

Me and Tel Aviv are like those cousins you have that aren’t blood relatives, but you see each other every Pesach or something. Here are some photos I took of the ‘White City‘ in 2004, on the trip I took … Continue reading

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Today was Bring Your Wife to Work Day.

I couldn’t trust myself to finish my paper – due tomorrow – at home. Not with all that music videos, the internet and my kitchen have to offer. Not when I’d find anything else to busy my time – even … Continue reading

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Superbowl vs. super gooooal!

Been living in Jerusalem two years, currently residing in Katamonim, and I haven’t been to a Beitar Yerushalayim game? Got a call after shabbat to join some Aussies to watch the game; we are no longer Beitar-virgins. The fact is, … Continue reading

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Salt treaties.

Ok, I know this is weird. We bought a gift, this set of salt and pepper shakers that are two – things – hugging each other. C’mon, it was cute… …enough for me to do a little salt ‘n peppa … Continue reading

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Mediator-love goes 'round.

Part 1 Wow, I got blown away this morning when I checked my email to find a message from Geoff Sharp, a commercial mediator in New Zealand. First of all, his name sounds so familiar and I’m fairly sure I’ve … Continue reading

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Burger potential.

I call it: Potential or, alternatively, waiting 45 minutes to get a decent burger from Jerusalem’s classic sellout since 1999, Burgers Bar.

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Cool facts about Israel.

For some people (not really me) this stuff never gets old. So for you guys, here’s “cool facts about Israel” and some really decent photographs:

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