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Nov 10 2008

My idea of beauty

I’m still in the process of organizing my wonderful little apartment. Still going through boxes, setting things up, clearing surfaces. I think I’ll be doing it off and on throughout the year. If all goes well, I’ll probably be finished mid-summer, 2009.

       Beautiful! 

Here’s a picture I took of my fruit (!). Sounds funny, but there’s nothing like a pile of juicy, colorful, health-giving bounty in one’s home. I really think it’s really lovely. Choosing something from the pile is a real pleasure.

The sunflowers were buds when I bought them–not only do they open, but they actually grow over a period of two or so weeks.

 Having a contented kitty is not so bad either :-)! This is the Big Guy in one of his new comfort spots.

          Contented kitty

To our health!

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Dec 18 2007

Winter in Israel–it’s different!

To say  it’s different here (in Israel) is the understatement of the year! It’s a place of many enigmas, but what I have in mind right now is the winter.

People who live in Israel are fond of saying that both autumn and spring last anywhere from a few hours to a day or two. True, there isn’t much that’s transitional about life in Israel–it’s usually either all black or all white.

Winter though, this is really something. While the majority of the world–including people, plants and animals–is more or less taking cover, hibernating until spring dawns, winter in Israel is more of an awakening. It generally begins with Continue Reading »

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