On top of all the new food I've been eating, I have tried and fallen in love with Special K. This is good news for me as I usually won't eat cereal that isn't Reese's Puff's cereal. But really, if you haven't tried that, I'm going to seriously recommend that you do. Honestly. It's life changing.
Speaking of life changing, I couldn't love being on the Kibbutz anymore. I had lunch today with the Israeli woman who will be helping us with the kids when they get here thursday. They leave tomorrow morning. I'm sure they are very excited. I am very excited to see them.
Tonight, after the baseball game, David is taking me to a grocery store for dinner... a grocery store much like Trader Joe's. It's going to be GREAT! Especially now that I eat like a grown up. PS: I had salad for lunch. With tomato in it. And cheese and nuts also. WHOA!
I got to talk to David for several hours last night and our conversation was one of the most meaningful I have had while I've been here, and maybe in my life. He is one of those people who can relate to almost anything you say and that isn't shocked by anything that you say. So all the things I have been thinknig about while I've been here- all the questions I have- all the frustrations and struggles I have... we got to talk about all of them. Before I knew it, it was almost 4am. Talks like that are my favorite. And that was one I won't soon forget.
That's what I know. Two posts in one day, aren't you LUCKY!?
Tuesday, July 10, 2007
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I, for one, am very proud of you on the whole new food thing. See? It's neato to eat like a big person. Wow...nuts and salad and stuff. You'd better take it slow...you don't want your head to explode. And congratulations on the Special K.
Love the commentary.
I put a photo up for you on my flickr. it's not hard to tell which one.
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