Goldar Hotel Netanya
1 Usishkin Street Netanya, Israel
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... purchases.
The quality of items being sold is always suspicious and their origins debatable, while the prices are always cheap and often negotiable. To find the product you want to the specifications you want at the price you want takes careful work, dedication, and persistence.
Today we shopped for three items: Tomatoes, cucumbers, and radishes. Each item was bought using different techniques at a different stall in a ...
Tuesday Was Fun
... and frustrating as ever. Today when i asked him if he knew where a certain city was, he responded that "well….maps are always changing." what a friggin genius. He wont answer any questions, ever, and hides from cameras. i swear he's a hitman hiding out here.
Love and a Lunch-FoodComa
p.s. Tonight Zaya, Nava and I are cooking for the Thais! im stumped about what to make - the two of them have special dishes planned out. Maybe chocolate chip cookies! ...
New Character & 2 Cobblers
... i love having my own room here, and another girl? wasn't feeling it. Then about an hour later i got excited about having someone else to chat with, and maybe i wouldn't feel so isolated here with another girl around. So far, my second reaction has been confirmed by my experience.
I spent 2 hours weeding corn shoots in the burning sun, and Amir announced we were getting off an hour ...
My Very Own: "The Simple Life"
Dear Reader,
Today yours truly arrived at a Farm which belongs to two very nice Israelis - Amir and, his wife, Orit.
Lets get real - i was nervous all morning, up until my friend dropped me off around 2/3 pm. Then i was nervous, still, but excited to be there. I was concerned about the farmers being nice - ya'know. So far, they have been.
Conditions: I dont sleep in a stack of hay. I have my very own room - with my own tiny kitchen ...
The Hummus wrap - stage 1 in review
... with their own identities, problems and pleasures. The shift between Lebanon and Syria you felt almost instantly, Syria to Jordan less so, but still an change. I think the only things that really unites them is their dislike of the Israelis (and hummus, there is way too much of the stuff). They don't like each other that much either, especially Lebanon and Syria (which would help if Syria stopped trying to occupy them). And the strong Christian presence ...
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