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L'Hitraot Israel
Well, it's done. Our four shows in two days, our two weeks straight of rehearsals, our two months of lighting, teching, costuming, extra and extended rehearsals, our trips to the seas and cities, our five month dance journey is finished. At this moment, it is a cold cloudy morning after the show. My roommate is packing. My body is finished, but I am not the worst off. I felt good about the shows. Like everything here, they weren't easy, there was ...
To remember the Holocaust
Just now, I was lying in bed (I will explain later the highly unusual circumstances that allowed me to lay in bed at 10 am on a Monday morning) and a siren went off. We were told last night to expect it, as today is an official day of remembrance of the Holocaust. I have never heard anything like this: it was a layered sound with different tones some of them vibrating, some of them steady, and it penetrated everything in our home. I felt it in ...
Mirage
It is hot finally, and windy; beautiful sunny weather has come after months of thunderstorms. It feels as though summer has just been dropped on top of us, and I am having trouble contemplating the fact that this is not actually summer in Israel; it's still just spring. I have passed the 10 week mark; I am half way through the program. It flew! It's unnerving how fast it's gone, and how much I've learned in such a short amount of time. It feels ...
Saturday in the South
... were basically pitas of grilled tomato and seasoned beef. Not only was this one of Anis' favorite restaurants, it shares John's Lebanese family name (Mahfouz).
After Mahfouz, we got back into the car and headed to Anis' village. We drove inland from the coast for about 15 more minutes and ended up in Jouaya. His village is beautiful. It sits on a large hill over looking valleys and the Mediterranean. It is high enough, that ...
Ani Purim, Ani Purim, la la la . . .
We are in Purim now, a week-long holiday dedicated to being joyful, comparable in tradition to our Halloween, but with completely different origins. It comes at the perfect time for me. Month two has been challenging: a month of much exhaustion, self-confrontation, and just general stress that are all part of the lovely learning process. I've been trying to balance my energy so that I'm not coasting on adrenaline and crashing ...



