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12/25/2011

On The Road to Israel

Traveling to Israel has been on my bucket list since before I knew what a bucket list was!  During the 2 weeks of winter break, that dream vacation will become a reality!  In a short while I will be boarding a plane with my daughter and 32 other members of our congregation for the trip of a lifetime.

Like many of you, I have vacationed in several places in the good old U S of A - I have also been fortunate enough to have visited a couple countries outside of the U.S., but never have I traveled to a place so far and so foreign as Israel.  I can read Hebrew, but do not know the language.  I have traveled through many airports, but none with the presence of soldiers carrying automatic weapons.  I have visited fascinating landmarks, but none that compares with the Western Wall in Jerusalem.  I have been swimming in the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans, but do not know what to expect of the Dead Sea.  

It's as though I'm going on this  trip with a child-like innocence, experiencing so many things for the first time.  I would like to share this experience with you.  Through my blogs and pictures I hope to bring this trip to life for you.  We arrive in Tel Aviv early Monday morning, December 26th. I'm not sure what to expect, but whatever it turns out to be, I am sure it will be amazing!

 

 

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Thanks for taking us with you! Look forward to your adventure!

Roz, I've been 6 or maybe 7 times! It's a wonderful, exciting, vibrant county that you will live! Have a great trip and I look forward to hearing all your adventures! If I'd known in advance I could have hooked you up with wonderful friends and family. :) ox, Sari

Roz, have a lovely time. I have been to Israel 4 times and have loved it more each time. You will get to finish Hanukkah in the homeland! How wonderful! I have so many friends and family there and I miss them so much. If you have free time in Tel Aviv, stop in the Dancing Camel and have a micro brew for me and say hi to David Cohen from Jersey who owns the place. Enjoy!!

Roz, we were JUST talking about going to Israel but my boyfriend said it's too dangerous. Perfect timing! Prove him wrong!!! Thanks. I can't wait to follow your blog!

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