Weekly Wonderful: Welcome to Tel Aviv

First week in Tel Aviv, first week at a new university… Obviously I have a lot to say.  And I will say it.  And you can feel free to read it, or not.  But for the visual people who don’t want to peruse my ramblings, here’s a photo post about my first week in Tel […]

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A Week in the Settlements

Before I talk about my week in the West Bank, I have a disclaimer: I don’t really partake in the West Bank settlements conflict.  Not because I don’t have feelings about my country, rather, because I love Israel so much, and the number of problems it has makes me too emotional and upset.  Between outside […]

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The Land of Milk and Honey

Hi from Israel!  This is my first post in over two weeks, but only because it’s been a crazy, transcontinental, time-shifting two weeks.  The Sunday before last, I boarded a plane to London, had breakfast in London, and then boarded another plane to Tel Aviv only an hour later.  Three continents in twenty-four hours.  It […]

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Weekly Wonderfuls

It’s my last week in Boston… oh my god.  I am not even close to being packed, having started watching Parenthood yesterday.  I now have a half-empty suitcase and a full-on obsession with the Braverman family.  Anyway, here’s a photographic/link-o-graphic (my new made-up word) recap of my week… I can’t stand the music video for Miley […]

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Best of Summer

It’s September 1st, Labor Day weekend, so summer is over.  I’m getting ready to move to Israel for rest of 2013, and I’m very excited about that.  But there’s always something so heartbreaking about the end of summer.  Summer is a romantic season, full of adventure, late nights, and beach days.  Tomorrow, I’ll drive over […]

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All-Time Forever Favorite: Cape Cod

Hampton’s, Bar Harbor, Newport.  Everyone has their vacation spot for a preppy, WASPy, beachy summer getaway.  I was born into a Cape Cod family.  For over forty years, my mom’s family has been coming to Yarmouth, Cape Cod, and from the middle of May through Labor Day, we’re at my grandma’s summer house every weekend. […]

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The Dog Days of Summer

I remember reading Tuck Everlasting in fifth grade, and wondering about the dog days.  As a girl with a fish for a pet, I couldn’t imagine anything better than dog days, because who wouldn’t want to play with their very own puppy for days on end? Anyway, the quote goes like this: “The first week of […]

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To Sir, With Love

When I was a little girl, my favorite time of the day was right before dinner. My dad would be cooking in the kitchen, my mom would be on her way home, and the Beatles would be playing on the Bose in the living room. The house would smell like whatever delicious pasta or fish […]

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Bisous from Paris

For their 25th anniversary, my parents went on a romantic getaway to the City of Love.  They spent hours at the Louvre, in cafes, and wandering the banks of the Seine.  But in their selflessness, they spent a large portion of their trip sending me photos and buying gifts for friends and family.  Coming home, […]

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