Israeli women don't go grey. They go magenta.
Thirty seconds on a busy street will reward
you with at least a half a dozen fine examples
of this curious aspect of Israeli womanhood.
12 years ago
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A scientist finds herself first in the Holy City then in Music City
Welcome to my life, dear reader...
After a crazy adventurous post doc in Jerusalem, I have now taken on the crazy adventure of being a new professor in the American South.
I am busy, so the posts are less frequent but sometimes I have to give into my story telling urges. I can't help myself! Funny little things keep happening to me!
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- Irony on the River Jordan
- Dumpster Cats and the Odd Duck
- The Crowd we Pushed Through with our Groceries
- Procrastinating on Purim
- Look up, look waaaaay up!
- Gone to the Galilee and the Golan
- Sodium not Postassium, people.
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2 comments:
I love how we decided to count one day on the way to the shuk and it took us, what, 20 seconds to find six.
It's henna dye--Very traditional in the Middle East. Sometimes Arab men get really creative and end up with bright orange beards.
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