I've just streamlined what I'm bringing to Israel. One book on Zionism, not two. One possibly non-working European (aka correct-plug-having, multi-voltage) hair iron rather than one effective American one that would have required some kind of voltage conversion. (Does Israel accept voltage conversion performed by reformed adapters, or only orthodox ones? Why do I even try to be amusing after 4 am?). One dress for "Shabbat and going out," rather than one dress for Shabbat and one for going out, since I had no sense of which would be which, anyway. I eliminated the University of Chicago "butt shorts," because pictures from the program go online, and there's no way to indicate that you are wearing something ironically under such circumstances. These photographs are, needless to say, also my reason for taking a hair-depoufing device to a trip that apparently involves such things as camel-riding and swimming.
And goodness, it's New Years! Next year in Jerusalem, indeed.
Sunday, December 31, 2006
Next year in Jerusalem
Posted by Phoebe Maltz Bovy at Sunday, December 31, 2006
Labels: Old-New Land
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Bon voyage and mazel tov. I look forward to reading your reports from Jerusalem, New York, and elsewhere in 2007. Happy new year. JM
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