I am in here.
Leaf-turning was slow to start here… drought, I think. But I return from Israel and Boulder (quite a combination!) and the leaves have well-started. Some years, they’ve all fallen by now. So I am greeted with a sunny lovely morning, but the prospect of very few fire-colored maples this season. I browse blogs and wake … Continue reading Fall came while I was away.
Travel tangents, that is. I was supposed to be home already, but here I sit in Tel Aviv, looking out at the same beach I’ve gazed at for the past two weeks. It’s a lovely beach, and bears any amount of gazing. But I just was not ready to go home. I wanted to stay … Continue reading I go off on tangents
One must approach every beach by a road, especially a nice shiny one…. And of course they all have palm trees. Yes, Israel has palm trees. Alert the AP!
One thing I love about Israel is the sheer amount of history you can run into in the course of a day, assuming you bother to talk to anyone. I have lots of friends here, so I talk to way more people than I usually do when travelling. I’m on the phone with my friend … Continue reading Israeli history
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