What is this place?
This is one hell of a writing exercise. It began in 2004 and it’s not done yet. Finally, not finishing what I start is worth something.
Pieces of brilliance.
- it's quacking me up... http://bit.ly/cBx0K8 about 7 hours ago from TweetDeck
- shouldn't complain when huz wakes up w/, dresses koala, but navy blue shirt w/ navy blue shorts? wonder if ganenet knows who dresses him. about 12 hours ago from TweetDeck
- ok, it's done. 250 nis later, and Mister Zol Tzur Hadassah is officially on FourSquare and GoWalla. start checking in, @carolw @charleyw about 13 hours ago from TweetDeck
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Old stuff.
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Floating topics!
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Category Archives: city feature
Modiin’s Anava Park.
On Friday, I returned with my home-peeps to the poor man’s Central Park in Modiin (for the record, it’s called Anava Park, פארק ענבה במודיעין) for a kid-friendly experience in daylight. The main draw for me was the boating (pedals, row, … Continue reading
Ashkelon: city of love…
…or at least, 24 hours of comfortable R&R. Last week the huz and I snuck away for an overnight at a hotel on the beach in Ashkelon… since Bubbe is in town. Well, come on; it’s not all luna parks … Continue reading
Posted in city feature
Tagged ashkelon, beach, cat, flowers, israel, photography, photos, rain
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City feature: Dead Sea
Last weekend, we took some R&R out in the dry heat and salt water of the Dead Sea. A vacation in the Dead Sea is really a vacation by an enormous hotel pool, with occasional dips in the oily, salty, … Continue reading
Posted in city feature
Tagged Australian, dates, Dead Sea, Jordan, Maale Adumim, Native American, palm trees, road, travel
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The creepiest thing about where I live.
Not many people know just how far my imagination goes or how morbid and crazy I can be. With that said, I would like to introduce you to one of the freakiest, creepiest things about Israel for me: The teleport … Continue reading
Posted in city feature
Tagged aliens, Emek Ha'ela, israel, satellites, Steven Spielberg, teleport, valley, War of the Worlds
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City feature: Namal Tel Aviv
The area of the Tel Aviv port – נמל תל אביב – (right before Beach Mezizim) is one of those situations where ugly warehouses went for cheap rent, so trendy designers and cafes opened shop and now all the trendy … Continue reading
Yom Yerusha-what?
Last night, I completely forgot it was the evening of Yom Yerushalayim (Jerusalem Day). If I had remembered, I might have at least considered going down to the Old City to pay my respects and tributes. What is it about … Continue reading
Posted in 400 thoughts, city feature
Tagged 41, apathy, jerusalem, Jerusalem Day, old city, Yom Yerushalayim
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It's flag season in Tel Aviv.
Spent the afternoon walking around Tel Aviv. It was the first time I noticed that the flags are out for flag season, or Yom Haatzmaut, which is going down next Wednesday evening-Thursday. It’s Israel’s 60th anniversary this time, so it’s … Continue reading
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Tagged Bank Hapoalim, Elite, flag, Ibn Gibrol, Independence Day, israel, Israeli flag, Steimatsky, tel aviv, Yom Haatzmaut
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