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[deckardcanine]

Digby Dolben can rest his fears: my sister has returned from her 10 weeks in Israel unharmed. Not even tanned, really. She did see a lot of soldiers and sometimes heard thunder-like sounds on clear days (the kibbutz was apparently near a testing ground), but there wasn't any great fear.

In contrast to my month in Panama in 1999, Sarah's trip included a fair amount of Internet access but not much TV or radio. Of course, she was there for rural work of a greater intensity and frequency than my community service.

Not sure how much more she'll have to say about it after all her emails. She came home late last night after 26 hours in transit, so I didn't hear much then. Something about the Hebrew word for a mess, which I don't dare write at the moment without her help, and her lack of luck meeting the dreamy assassin from Walk on Water. (She hasn't seen Munich, tho, so she might have met one of those assassins without knowing it.)

This morning, she gave me a plaque from a church with the theme of loaves and fishes. It had broken -- right along the bread.

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[billis.livejournal.com]

Hello there.

Do you have an entry about your month in Panama? I know it predates LJ, but you might.

[deckardcanine.livejournal.com]

No, but there's a thought for the next time I feel like breaking the silence here and don't have much else to say.

Like What the Zionists and the Jihadists (Moral Equivalents) Have Done To the "Holy Land"

[publius-aelius.livejournal.com]

t had broken -- right along the bread.

How utterly appropriate!

[-fairest.livejournal.com]

Broken bread means it's time to celebrate! Your DS is home and you can begin your "Birthday Week". (I like to think I invented the b-day week. Since no one ever notices my b-day, I made it into a week of self-indulgence :) Say it with me now : SPA-AHH! :)

[deckardcanine.livejournal.com]

Well, my Church is big on stretching holidays into seasons, so... :)