These cats down there belong to my friend's father. This is the first time in my life when I meet Maine Coon:)cats:) Yay!!! I was invited to the dinner at Omri's father place and had an unique opportunity to meet one of those Polish Jews who decided to move out from Poland not right after the war but a few years later. He was 11 years old that time. What is amazing about him that he still speaks polish quite fluent. It was really moving to hear some stories from his childhood in Poland - like the story of the letter to Stalin which he and many other kids in the early 50's were asked to write or a story of his unintended denunciation of his parents who listened to The Radio Free Europe officially prohibited in the communistic Poland. Fortunately without any consequences - the teacher who heard it started to shout at him not to say it in public any more.
Well I am not a big fan of basketball but it is a nice thing to sit with the friends, drink some beer, wine, whatever, eat some nice stuff and watch a good game. And what? And I can't... Why? Because of this shitty polish bureaucracy - no chance to have a regular agreement with TAU so all the permissions I had to do on my own. Some rules had change when it should not. Like the idea that although I am not attending to a classes I still have to write two fu*** essays. I hate it cus because of it last two days I feel like carrying to heavy burden especially when here I have so much to do. Btw. I did not come here to write some shitty paper to my classes in PL!!!
hi:) last weekend was fulfilled with attractions. I'll try to write as much as possible about before a I will have to sit and work hard - strange serial I have to watch - approximately four hours long, and then write some essay based on my impression from it. It was, I can say it openly, one of the best weekends in my entire life!!! (and I won't exaggerate, that's for sure:) So let's go:) About the trip near Tulkarem I have mentioned already. Yesterday we were taken by Adir and one of his best friends Arik to the climibg site near to Jerusalem (15 minutes by car from J-Town) in the territory of the West Bank (this place helped me understand why State of Israel is not so willing to discuss about borders around Jerusalem).
don't know why but the name of Town of Holon fascinates me a lot.
If you want me to define how the Gan Eden might look like I'll answer shortly: like the place where we were - Ein Fara. Just imagine in the middle of dessert there is a canyon crossed by small river and a few ponds. Walls of the canyon are sharp and majestic. Magic.
Here you can find one of the many movies showing some climbing experts in action in Ein Fara, which is an Israeli paradise for climbers.