Dan Gardens Haifa
124 Yefe-Nof St. Haifa, 34454, Israel
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R & R time
... but at some point sanity has to set in and make you realize what you are doing is not benefitting those 9 kids. Forget that group, even the non-religious have to realize that if you cannot afford to raise more kids, why do you keep having them. Where do you draw the line between acceptable and nonsense. We will never know.
Society today has become too reliant on advanced technology. Which of course has led to the effective dispersal ...
Shabbat
... to head down to the area at 3:00 to make sure we could find a parking spot. One of the nice things on Fridays, is that you do not have to pay the metered parking after 3:00PM. We had no trouble finding a place to park, only a couple blocks away.
Even though we were early, we were able to get into the grounds. The security is amazing, not sure how many guards, and police were there. Everyone going in gets checked and scanned. Across from ...
Davita and Randi have arrived
... tired from all the excitement, as she slept in Saturday morning until noon. I was a good hubby and let her sleep. Once she was awake, we got changed and made our way to the beach. It was a lovely sunny, hot day. We roasted in the sun for about 3 hours. There was a nice breeze coming in off the sea, so it kept us from realizing that we had gotten a nice rosy colour. Annette more than me, I was tanning up quite nice. It is ...
A short hello before Goodbye
... corner. Then the girls come back and beat the guys up. The um purpose I guess, if there is one, of making the dance was to experiment with combining dance and stage combat. Also, the cast was 6 girls.) So I had been telling the "guys" always to be more manly and menacing, and then I had to figure out how to do it, and I realized how difficult it was. It was fun. I got to develop a character backstage (that was the time I had), and I realized how much ...
Location, Location, Location!
... area wasn’t opulent as he didn’t want the citizens to complain too much. The private part, however, was very plush. He built the palace out onto a natural reef and had a reflecting pool dug out. It wasn’t deep enough for swimming, but had to be deep enough to allow for “accidental drownings.” Around this pool were columns and then a balcony was at the very end.
Herod had a hippodrome built. This area held horse races and athletic competitions. ...



