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Going back to kibbutz

A travel blog entry by elansarah

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... be heard on a video that Sarah has previously posted.

We spent the night hugging, feasting, asking questions, drinking some of Hebron's finest wine, playing music, and overall just having a fantastic time. We finished the day's activities in Dona's room which is on the other side of the kibbutz (that is, a five minute walk away). We finished a few more bottles of Hebron's finest, emptied a flask of Jura scotch, played more music, and for some reason ...

Playing with Monkeys

A travel blog entry by antoniakmj

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... and then we went back to the corn field where I planted and weeded corn. The corn at this farm tastes out-of-this-world. I have never had better corn. Its juicy, and sweet, and each kernel bursts in your mouth. Clearly im not the only one who thinks so, because, the cats here love the corn too. Have you ever seen a cat eat corn on the cob? I hadn't - til today. The ...

New Character & 2 Cobblers

A travel blog entry by antoniakmj

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... baking two apple cobblers like crazy on this day. I had to get it done before my friend came to pick me up for the night. We went out to a great restaurant with a bunch of his friends, where his friend also works. Then i slept over at his family's house, so i didn't have to go back to the farm late at night - hence: real, beautiful, clean shower. I was returned to the farm at 5:45am, ready for work. ...

My Very Own: "The Simple Life"

A travel blog entry by antoniakmj

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... means Zaya: Destiny & Bator: Hero. How beautiful. In Russian, Zaya means Bunny. Of course i told him! He also just arrived.
++Ram - middle aged man, been here 4 months, longest ever volunteer here. He's an Iranian jew, grew up in italy, lived in NYC for 20 years - just became israeli and is learning hebrew.
++Alfred - older than Ram, origin is ambiguous, speaks a lot of languages, very silent, and has lived in Frankfurt for 13 years.
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The Hummus wrap - stage 1 in review

A travel blog entry by cindyhargrave

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... and then the presence of Hezbollah makes them a target of Israel. But to their credit they are persisting. Syria, well you're seeing it first hand on the news. How a state of emergency rule can be in place for nearly 50 years is beyond my understanding, and evidently theirs. I don't blame them, but that everyone in this part of the world reverts to violence to solve the problem so quickly is what I suppose none of us can understand. How a ...