Mon 29.06.

After breakfast we will raise the flag, and cause it is monday we will do it with soldiers. Only four of us volunteers were on time. We were standing in line with the soldiers and our fellow volunteers start to show - up one by one. Dragging their feet across the square, slowly. Everybody is waiting. No one is happy, except chatting and giggling volunteers who are late. Excuses, excuses. I never saw anything like this before. Live and learn.

We get blue Sar-El insignias to wear proudly on our shoulders - or to leave them to the laundry room like trash. *sigh*

"Cutting water".
It is fun and easy, you dont have to think anything.
Be careful or you will get wet!
At the evening meeting there is 27 (or so) of us. We are having quiz about Israel. Two teams, it is chaos! Questions are quite difficult atleast for me. But luckily others are more wise. They get so excited they can not keep their mouths shut, they yell answers right when it pop into their minds even if it is not their turn. It was fun, but our team did loose.

When we get back to our barracks it is really dark and we almost step on to tiny black kitten. I call one of the volunteers to take it back to trash bins where all the cats usually are.