Purim Sameah!
It's been awhile since I've posted to the old blog. We've been pretty busy flying back and forth to the States and taking care of business. I've personally been busy writing about atrocities in Itamar and nuclear disasters in Japan. Seems like the world is getting crazier and more dangerous every day, no matter where you live.
But I was going through my photo's today and I thought it might lighten things up for a little while to share some of them with you.
The first set is of Carin's and my trip to Prague back in November, what a beautiful city. It was an anniversary present to the both of us, we have been married 33 years now, working on 34. Anyway, Prague is a relatively small city so we were able to get out every day (we were there for 5 days) and walk around to see all of the sights. We went to the Old Jewish Quarter which has the oldest functional synagogue in Europe and an excellent kosher restaurant. We took a boat ride on the river, spent almost awhole day in the museum and splurged on several fine eating establishments. Oh yeah, Prague is like the beer capital of the world! ;-{)}
The next set of photo's is from our trip to the Negev. We visited Kibbutz Mashabim, Kibbutz Telalim, the town of Joram, a Bedoin restaurant and the ruins of the ancient Nabatean city of Shivtah.
This photo is of the entrance to one of the bomb shelters on Kibbutz Mashabim. The sign says, "The Pit of Despair". Israeli humor.
And on Saturday night we had a Purim Party at the Guest House!
