Hee.
I saw about half of a news segment on Jewish youth trips returning home early from Israel because of the latest conflict. To a person, the kids (they seemed young to me, like 18ish) wished they could have stayed, because they believe living with the conflict ought to have been part of their experience. What surprised me was one mother who was interviewed, whose daughter is not yet home, but whose trip will probably end prematurely. The mother wants the daughter to stay. She might have blown up every stereotype of the neurotic mother, Jewish or Gentile.
t wolf-whistles Hil's ranty panties
Alright, I have to go out. And do two things. And then go home. And I won't see a computer again until monday.
sighhhhh
It's not hot here! Woo! It's 68F. This is quite grand.
Finally got broadband today. I have sucked but not yet skimmed. Had to jump to the end to say Hi! And my family wants to go eat. But I want to stay and catch up. Wah.
Hi Laura, you fabulous creature!
Hey, Laura! 68 sounds WONDERFUL!
I think they also wanted us to be able to go back to the States and be able to speak knowledgably about Israel, as an actual place that we'd seen and experienced, not just as an abstract entity.
This is a good idea.
I got to see my neighbor's granddaughter (who's just about a month younger than Olivia). Her name is Hamutal and she's MUCH teenier than Liv.
68 sounds amazing. I be really thrilled with 78. heck, I 'd even take 85.... as long as the house would cool off.
68 sounds amazing. I be really thrilled with 78. heck, I 'd even take 85.... as long as the house would cool off.
beth is me today! It's 101 right now. I am not amused.
The movie lasted longer than I thought last night, and I didn't get the VCR set. Did I miss anything important on So You Think You Can Dance last night?
DH remember that there is an air conditioner stuck in our wall . ( so very odd) I tried it once and decided it didn't work. It was possibly two years ago that I tried it. So I am trying it again.
