I thought perhaps instead of my talking all the time, it would be better to just put up a few pictures. Work has been good this week - Larry painted ceilings and did odd jobs at the Distribution Center on Monday and today they moved a Holocaust survivor into a new apartment. Everyone is eating what I'm cooking and Neena who is from Kazakhstan even asked for the recipe for the peanut butter cookies. Tomorrow Lylia's husband Isaac is coming to make eggplant for us. Isaac is a survivor of a suicide bomber's attack on a bus. In the afternoon we will all go to the headquarters to hear a lecture from an Orthodox rabbi on Passover. It rained all night and all today - it feels very cold but nobody complains about the rain as it is a real blessing for the land.
Showing posts with label Tower of David from the city walls. Show all posts
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Tuesday, March 24, 2009
Photos from Jerusalem
The Tower of David from the Old City Walls
Left-over political banner for Benjamin Netanyahu
Ironing in the kitchen of the closet
Larry with Holocaust survivor Elizabeth
Headquarters of Christian Friends of Israel

I thought perhaps instead of my talking all the time, it would be better to just put up a few pictures. Work has been good this week - Larry painted ceilings and did odd jobs at the Distribution Center on Monday and today they moved a Holocaust survivor into a new apartment. Everyone is eating what I'm cooking and Neena who is from Kazakhstan even asked for the recipe for the peanut butter cookies. Tomorrow Lylia's husband Isaac is coming to make eggplant for us. Isaac is a survivor of a suicide bomber's attack on a bus. In the afternoon we will all go to the headquarters to hear a lecture from an Orthodox rabbi on Passover. It rained all night and all today - it feels very cold but nobody complains about the rain as it is a real blessing for the land.
I thought perhaps instead of my talking all the time, it would be better to just put up a few pictures. Work has been good this week - Larry painted ceilings and did odd jobs at the Distribution Center on Monday and today they moved a Holocaust survivor into a new apartment. Everyone is eating what I'm cooking and Neena who is from Kazakhstan even asked for the recipe for the peanut butter cookies. Tomorrow Lylia's husband Isaac is coming to make eggplant for us. Isaac is a survivor of a suicide bomber's attack on a bus. In the afternoon we will all go to the headquarters to hear a lecture from an Orthodox rabbi on Passover. It rained all night and all today - it feels very cold but nobody complains about the rain as it is a real blessing for the land.
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