Tuesday, January 26, 2010

Welcome to my blog

Hey everybody. For those of you who don't know, I just moved to Tel Aviv for a 5 month internship program. I am living in a longterm hotel right on the beach. Although the rooms are tiny, its filled with program participants, so its basically like living in a the dorms. My roommate is a kid from Boston named Aaron, and its going real well. Unfortunately, they didn't have all the rooms ready (some participants are leaving this week from a prior program) so about 7 rooms in our group are in temporary rooms until Sunday. So that sucks, since we can't unpack yet. So far the past two days have been just orientation-type meetings. But that hasn't stopped us from going out exploring. Last night we reached out to our international roots by going to an English pup (to the delight of one of the girls who is from Leeds, England). So far the hardest adjustment (besides Hebrew) has been the currency. First, the bills don't fit in my Jcrew "magic" wallet (damn you Jenna!). And second, I hate carrying around soo many coins. Its just so annoying, especially since they have so many different coins with different values. But other than that, things are good. I adjusted perfectly to the time change, and have even bought turkey, cheese, bread, and mayo from the grocery store for lunches. And on that note, I am hungry, so if you could, Mom, can you make me a sandwich?

8 comments:

  1. what else do you hate about israel besides their currency? time to buy a jew wallet.

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  2. Great start on your Blog. You should post some pics of the places you go and the people you are with, so we can really enjoy Tel Aviv with you. By the way, Mom made your sandwich and it is on the counter. You better eat it before the dogs get to it.

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  3. i have no idea what youre talking about with the wallet?! :( go buy one from a shook or something

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  4. idk how to use this btw help

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  5. HI Jeremy..
    Great hearing from you.. Of course I will make you a sandwich.. but turkey and cheese..doesn't sound toooooo Kosher.
    Love the blog.. give lots of details.. xxooxoxoxox

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  6. Turkey n cheese in Israel...classic Jeremy

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  7. [insert constructive criticism here]

    --> [:|] ROBOT

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  8. i want another update soon... besides everything you tell me about the beautiful girl you met... whoops that slipped.

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