Oh yeah! Flag raise and everyone is on time! Good work!
This morning was special, because morning briefing was in big activity room. We got our blue Sar-El shoulder tags with nice hard bunches. Thanks for the bruises Tehilla.
Major Sharon came to thank us Sar-El volunteers. Volunteers make a big difference at this base. But there is also other volunteers such as disabled youngsters and retired old ladies.
These days lunch in this base is really good. Many, many different kind of salads, fruits, bread, hummus, small roasted potatoes, pasta, rice or cuscus, almost every day there is chicken of some sort and sometimes other meat like meat balls - always vegetarian option as well.Here relaxing after lunch:
I did my laundry but had to hang them dry in my room because of the dark clouds. Three times today people asked me if I'm OK since I look kinda sad. I said everything is all right. I dont want to think about sad things, or my distant family or death.
I did my laundry but had to hang them dry in my room because of the dark clouds. Three times today people asked me if I'm OK since I look kinda sad. I said everything is all right. I dont want to think about sad things, or my distant family or death.Today is truly a special day! One of us volunteer has her birthday and there was surprise party for her!
We were singing happy birthday in Hebrew and playing funny games again. Some people fell asleep during the games. Hilarious!
Lesson of this evening: in Israel you can make a fool out of youself, you can get into embarrassing situations - and it is not serious - just LAUGH!
Thanks for the nice party!
At night mosquitos bite me. Boohoo.
We were singing happy birthday in Hebrew and playing funny games again. Some people fell asleep during the games. Hilarious!
Lesson of this evening: in Israel you can make a fool out of youself, you can get into embarrassing situations - and it is not serious - just LAUGH!
Thanks for the nice party!
At night mosquitos bite me. Boohoo.
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