“I’ve just concluded that for me personally it is important for me to go ahead and affirm that I think same sex couples should be able to get married”
Tel Aviv
Shwarma Shakshuka from Dr. Shakshuka. aka the day i died and went to food heaven
The Best of the Rest of Spring Break 2012
Kibbutz Lotan
just waiting for the bus in the middle of the desert, nbd
Our main man Doni at Kibbutz Yotvata
Baby calf mere hours old on Kibbutz Yotvata
Jordanian Israeli Border
Inbal’s Family during the second holiday
Sarah making friends in Tel Aviv
View of Jaffa
Wishing Bridge, Old City of Jaffa
Pesach
This year Amanda and I were lucky enough to get to spend our first Israeli Seder with Adi and her amazing family!
The first cup
The Maror (bitter herbs),Karpas, Salt Water,Beitzah (hard boiled egg),Charoset, andZ’roa (meat)
Adi and her cousin with their gefilte fish
MATZAH BALL SOUP
and the main course
Adi’s Grandmother and Grandfather leading the seder
Petra
Petra is one of the new seven wonders of the world. It was established as the capital of the Nabataeans in the 6th Century and is best described as “a rose red city half as old as time.” The entire city is carved out of the sides of mountains and stone and are enormous structures towering over the tourists that come from all over the world to experience the architecture.
The Citadel
The Monastery
NOTE: at the very top of The Monastery two local Bedouin men scaled the mountain bare handed before our very eyes and were just straight chillin at the top.
